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Scored across 10 tools
Each tool has a clearly distinct purpose (webhook CRUD, recording retrieval, media URL, usage, status, logout), with no overlapping functionality. Descriptions further clarify boundaries.
All tools follow the 'seameet_verb_noun' pattern (e.g., seameet_create_webhook, seameet_get_recording), with only minor deviations (seameet_logout, seameet_status) that are still intuitive and consistent with the prefix.
10 tools cover webhook management, recording access, usage, and session controls—well-scoped for a meeting recording MCP server. Neither too sparse nor overwhelming.
Covers core workflows: webhook lifecycle, recording retrieval, media URL, usage, and authentication state. Minor gaps (e.g., no recording deletion or search) but overall sufficient for the stated purpose.