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Scored across 17 tools
The messaging tools (send, read, check, wait) have overlapping retrieval semantics, but descriptions clarify distinct behaviors (channel history vs. cursor-advancing inbox fetch vs. long poll). Server, channel, DM, and account tools target clearly separate resources.
Most tools follow predictable verb_noun snake_case (create_server, list_channels, set_profile), with minor deviations like bare verbs (send, read, check, wait) and the unconventional whoami. Still largely consistent and readable.
17 tools is slightly above the ideal 3-15 range but still reasonable for a chat platform with servers, channels, DMs, accounts, and messaging. Each tool maps to a distinct operation, avoiding bloating.
The surface covers CRUD for servers and channels (create/delete/list), messaging, DMs, and account/profile management. Missing update/rename operations for servers and channels and a way to close DMs, but core communication workflows are fully supported.