Scored across 48 tools
Most tools target a distinct resource+action (create_channel, edit_role, ban_member), and the blueprint family (import_discord_template, preview_blueprint, export_server_structure, apply_blueprint) is clearly delineated. The main friction is two tools both billed as entry points (get_server and setup_check say "Start here"), plus partial overlap between enable_tools, use_tool and configure, which an agent could hesitate between.
Everything is snake_case and the dominant pattern is verb_noun (create_channel, edit_role, delete_messages, set_permissions, search_messages). A handful break the verb-first pattern with noun phrases (setup_check, job_status, bot_invite_link, preview_blueprint) and even invert it (setup_check vs check_permissions), but the vocabulary remains readable and predictable.
48 exposed tools far exceeds the range where an agent can reliably pick without misfires, and several are meta-tools (enable_tools, use_tool, configure) that exist purely to navigate the surface. The gated pack system shows awareness of the problem, but the initial flat list is still very heavy for what is largely Discord CRUD.
Coverage is exceptional: full CRUD for channels, categories, threads, roles, messages, invites, permissions, member moderation, plus search, permission introspection and a complete blueprint import/export/preview/apply lifecycle. Remaining operations (AutoMod, webhooks, DMs, bans list, leaving servers) are deliberately reachable through enable_tools packs, so the domain has no dead ends.