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Scored across 25 tools
Most tools target clearly distinct resource+action pairs (create/update/delete/move/arrange nodes, CRUD for links and zones, trash/archive handling). A few boundaries blur: move_nodes vs arrange_nodes vs update_nodes (which also moves/resizes), and search_nodes vs list_nodes (which takes a text query) vs get_nodes, though descriptions clarify the intended use.
Almost all tools follow a clean snake_case verb_noun pattern (create_nodes, list_links, update_zone, delete_links). The main blemish is pluralization drift within the same resource (create_zone singular vs list_zones/delete_zones plural) and describe_node_kinds, but overall it is predictable and readable.
25 tools is at the heavy end for the apparent scope. The domain (nodes, links, zones, trash, archive, files, view, project) is genuinely rich and most tools earn their place, but full CRUD replicated across nodes/links/zones plus many utility verbs makes the surface feel crowded and could be consolidated.
Coverage is strong: full CRUD across nodes, links, and zones, plus trash listing/restore, import, view focus, undo, save, status, kind introspection, and list/get/search. The one notable dead end is archive handling — list_archive exists but there is no restore/unarchive operation, and no permanent delete or empty-trash.