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Scored across 31 tools
Most tools map clearly to distinct resource-action pairs, and the three products_add_* variants are well differentiated by source (URL, manual, existing). However, shops_list with full=true overlaps with shops_get, and analytics_kpis vs earnings_summary both report click/conversion metrics, creating minor boundary ambiguity.
Almost all tools follow a resource_action snake_case pattern such as shops_get, lists_create, media_upload_video, and products_add_by_url. A few stand out (whoami, basket_guide, lists_list), but they are minor deviations and do not undermine the overall convention.
At 31 tools this is a heavy surface, especially since it includes four snippet/docs/guide tools, seven shop tools, and seven product tools. The count is above the 25+ threshold and feels too large for an agent to navigate efficiently, even though each tool is individually purposeful.
Core lifecycles are well covered: shops can be created, read, updated, and published; lists have full CRUD; media has upload, update, and delete; and products can be added, updated, and removed from lists. Obvious gaps are the lack of shops_delete and a way to delete products from the shop catalog, but agents can work around them.