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Scored across 41 tools
Many tools come in close pairs (cart/web_cart, add_to_cart/web_add_to_cart, place_order/web_place_order, pay_after_order/web_pay_after_order) and the descriptions work hard to disambiguate them, but an agent can still easily pick the wrong one — especially since the mobile checkout path is documented as broken while the web one works. The generic mobile_read escape hatch also overlaps with several typed tools. On the other hand, the intent of most tools is clear from the descriptions.
There is a loose verb_noun pattern (search_products, get_product, list_categories) but many read tools are bare nouns (cart, profile, order, contacts) and the web_ prefix is applied inconsistently (web_cart noun vs web_place_order verb). The pair after_order_payments vs pay_after_order and web_pay_after_order breaks the expected verb-first ordering. Mixed but still readable.
41 tools is a heavy surface for an e-commerce server, even a broad one. Several tools exist as workarounds or generic escape hatches (mobile_read, prepare_mutation, mutate_list) and there are duplicated mobile/web checkout paths that could have been consolidated. This exceeds the comfortable range and will burden an agent with selection overhead.
The domain is covered extensively: discovery, product details, reviews, categories, pickup points, auth, cart, checkout, payments, orders, profile, addresses, registration, subscriptions, complaints, and chat. Notable gaps remain — notably no cart-removal tool (explicitly acknowledged) and no order cancellation or return flow — but agents can accomplish the main shopping journey.