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Scored across 57 tools
Tool names cluster into clear resource domains, but several closely related pairs/triples—patchManagedObjectDefinition, patchManagedObjectRelationship, and patchManagedObject, plus createJourney vs updateJourney's upsert/replace semantics—can be confused. Descriptions help resolve ambiguity, but the similarities are enough to cause occasional misselection.
The overall pattern is consistent camelCase verbNoun (get/list/create/update/delete/query/set). Minor deviations like getAMScript instead of getScript, mixing patch and update verbs across resources, and enableAiAgent vs installIdmFeature prevent a perfect score.
57 tools is well above the 25+ threshold for a coherent tool set, even though the platform is broad. The tools are individually useful and grouped by domain, but the sheer count makes the surface heavy and more difficult for an agent to navigate.
Most domains—journeys, scripts, themes, CORS, OIDC apps, managed objects, and features/logs—have solid CRUD or lifecycle coverage. However, ESV support lacks a list-all operation (queryESVs and getVariable are ID-based), and broader identity platform areas like realms, identity providers, and templates are absent, leaving notable gaps.