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Scored across 16 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct resource+action targets (plan vs. kit vs. page vs. publish vs. analytics). The only real overlap is among the three intake/discovery tools (start_campaign, event_calendar, whats_on) and between content_kit (finished graphics) and asset_brief (prompt brief for external generators), but descriptions explicitly rank and route them, so misselection risk stays low.
All 16 names are uniformly snake_case and readable, with no casing or style collisions. The verb_noun pattern is not adhered to strictly — roughly half are noun-only (content_plan, brand_profile, page_stats, whats_on) and half are verb_noun (publish_page, connect_domain, find_images, start_campaign) — a minor deviation rather than a confusing one.
At 16 tools the set is on the heavier side, but the domain is a full campaign-to-landing-page pipeline and nearly every tool maps to a distinct stage (research, planning, assets, publishing, account, analytics). No tool looks like filler; it is only slightly over the comfortable range.
The surface covers the whole lifecycle: discovery (start_campaign, whats_on, event_calendar), planning and export (content_plan, asset_brief, export_plan), asset production (content_kit, studio_photo, find_images), web (landing_page, publish_page, connect_domain), account/brand (cloud_account, brand_profile) and measurement (page_stats). Deliberate omissions like auto-posting are documented as design choices, though there is no tool to edit or unpublish a live page.