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Scored across 19 tools
Most tools map cleanly to distinct resources and actions (templates, links, landing pages, batch jobs). Some overlap exists between generate_qr, render_template, and create_short_link, especially since generate_qr auto-creates short links, but the descriptions provide enough distinction to guide selection.
The set generally follows a verb_noun pattern (create_template, list_links, get_landing), but a few tools deviate: batch_generate is not object-noun, render_template uses render instead of generate/create, and get_usage/get_capabilities sit outside the resource-based naming.
19 tools is on the heavier side, but they cover several related subdomains: QR generation, short-link management, templates, landing pages, and billing. Each tool has a distinct role, so the count is slightly over ideal but not excessive.
Templates, short links, batch jobs, and usage insights have solid coverage. Landing pages lack a delete operation and there's no listing endpoint for published landings, but the core QR generation and link-tracking workflows are complete.