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Scored across 27 tools
Most tools target distinct resource-action pairs (capacities, meal registration, extras, bills, auth, preferences), and descriptions clarify the scope. A few read operations overlap in name and intent, such as check_registrations vs get_registration and list_registered_extras vs list_extras_in_range, but the descriptions are sufficient to disambiguate.
The server consistently uses snake_case and mostly follows a verb_noun pattern. However, verb selection is inconsistent: check_registrations vs get_registration, register_meal vs create_monthly_registration, cancel_meal vs delete_extra, and manage_skipping as a gerund all break the pattern slightly.
27 tools exceeds the 25+ threshold and will feel heavy for an agent to navigate, even though the broad mess-management scope justifies some of the count. The number is high enough that an agent may struggle to choose efficiently among overlapping read operations.
The tool surface provides thorough lifecycle coverage: capacity checks, meal timings, meal and monthly registration CRUD, cancellation/skip workflows, extras booking, feedback, bills, config windows, auth key management, and preferences. No critical dead-end operations are missing.