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Scored across 21 tools
Most tools target a distinct Suno operation (extend_music, cover_audio, remaster_audio, separate_audio_stems), so an agent can generally pick the right one. However, several tools (text_to_music vs text_to_sound, generate_lyrics vs blend_lyrics vs get_timestamped_lyrics, generate_voice) have closely related names, and the sync tools' descriptions are generic boilerplate that gives no extra differentiation.
All 21 names are snake_case and follow a verb_noun or verb_to_noun pattern (get_task, create_mashup, text_to_music, separate_audio_stems), with the sole prefix landing on 'get_' for retrieval tools. No mixed conventions or casing deviations.
21 tools sits in the heavy range, but each maps to a genuinely distinct Suno API operation rather than redundant wrappers, so consolidation isn't obviously possible. Slightly over the ideal band, but not bloated with filler.
The surface covers the full creation lifecycle (many generation/transform operations), plus auth (login), status polling (get_task), and pricing (check_pricing). Minor gaps: no task cancellation/delete or list-of-tasks operation, which an agent may want for managing queued jobs.