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Scored across 21 tools
Most tools target clearly distinct resource+action pairs (review, source, comment, asset, turn). The only real friction is the read surface: get_review vs get_status vs get_source vs get_feedback, and get_feedback vs list_comments/get_comment overlap slightly, though the descriptions explicitly steer ('for the full threads use list_comments', 'use get_source(with_revision=true) not this poll'). Those caveats make the boundaries learnable but not frictionless.
The set is dominated by a clean verb_noun snake_case pattern (list_reviews, create_review, get_source, update_source, resolve_comment, delete_comment, attach_asset). Three outliers — hand_back, ping_working, server_info — are idiomatic and self-describing, so they read as minor deviations rather than a broken convention.
21 tools is heavy for a review service; the comment CRUD block (create/list/get/reply/resolve/delete) plus four read variants on one review account for most of the surface. Each tool is well motivated, but coordination extras (hand_back, ping_working, server_info, get_git_url) push it into borderline territory where a few could collapse into options on existing calls.
Coverage is strong: full review lifecycle, optimistic-concurrency source updates, history and git backends, assets, comment threads with resolve/reopen, and turn/lease coordination. Gaps are small — assets can be attached and listed but not removed, review metadata is immutable (kind, project), and reopen is deliberately reviewer-only, all workable around.