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Scored across 20 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct purposes (e.g., send_message vs. confirm_send vs. edit_message vs. delete_message are well-separated by lifecycle stage). However, manage_chat and manage_group both handle 'manage' actions across different resources, and get_message vs. read_messages could cause minor confusion despite different scopes.
The naming is predominantly verb_noun (get_status, list_chats, read_messages, send_message, edit_message, delete_message, find_contact, get_group_info, get_media). Minor deviations: 'learn', 'catch_up', 'remember', 'wait_for_messages' are less pattern-consistent but still readable and purposeful.
20 tools is on the higher end but justified for a WhatsApp integration covering accounts, chats, groups, messages, media, contacts, and search. Each tool addresses a distinct operation, though a few could potentially be consolidated (e.g., manage_chat and manage_group are broad).
The tool surface covers the full messaging lifecycle: linking accounts, listing/reading/searching messages, drafting/sending/editing/reacting/deleting, chat and group management, contact resolution, media retrieval, and catch-up. The inclusion of learn, get_status, and wait_for_messages fills operational gaps that agents would otherwise hit.