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Scored across 14 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct purposes keyed to a specific input (id vs IMDb id vs title) and action. There is mild overlap between list_films (which has an imdb filter and free-form filtering) and both search_films and find_film, but the descriptions do a good job steering the agent to the right one.
Every tool follows a consistent verb_noun pattern (get_film, list_films, create_film, update_film, trash_film, write_review, set_rating, find_film, lookup_tmdb). No mixed casing or verb styles.
14 tools is well within the sweet spot and each maps to a real operation: reads, CRUD, rating/review, taxonomy listing, stats, queue, TMDB lookup, and a health check. Nothing feels padded.
Covers full lifecycle: create/update/trash, get/list/search/find, rating, review, terms, stats, queue, and TMDB enrichment, plus a pre-add duplicate check. The only gap is no in-MCP restore from trash (only via the WordPress admin) and no explicit untrash tool.