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Scored across 7 tools
Each tool maps to a distinct stage of the walkthrough lifecycle: start, append, list, revise, preview, finish, export. The only potential overlap—preview_slides and finish_walkthrough both surface layout problems—is explicitly resolved in finish_walkthrough's description, which says finish draws every slide and full preview is rarely needed.
All names follow a snake_case verb_noun convention (start_walkthrough, add_slides, revise_slide, preview_slides, finish_walkthrough, export_walkthrough, list_walkthroughs). Singular/plural variation is natural and predictable.
Seven tools is well matched to a focused authoring workflow; each has a clear lifecycle role and none feels redundant or missing for the core create-edit-preview-finish-export flow.
The server covers the full authoring lifecycle from creation through slide addition, revision, preview, completion, export, and listing. Minor gaps such as slide deletion/reordering or a dedicated get-walkthrough tool are not obvious blockers because list_walkthroughs plus the walkthrough resource source provide read access.