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Scored across 29 tools
Most tools map to a distinct resource and action (documents, blocks, translations, relations, concepts, summaries), so an agent can generally pick the right one. The main ambiguities are doco_search vs. doco_search_v2 and the easily confused doco_translations vs. doco_translation_units, though the descriptions give enough detail to resolve them.
The doco_ prefix, snake_case, and familiar verb_noun forms (list_, get_, create_, update_, delete_, insert_, patch_) give the set a strong, predictable pattern. A few noun-only readers (doco_changes, doco_outline, doco_concepts, doco_summary) and the doco_search_v2 suffix are minor deviations.
29 tools is a large surface, but the server covers many distinct subdomains: knowledge-base navigation, document/block editing, search, translations, relations, concepts, summaries, and attachments. Still, the count is heavy and some functions (search_v2, separate block readers) could plausibly be merged, so the set is borderline rather than tightly scoped.
The tool set covers document create/read/update, block-level editing, search, summaries, concepts, and translations, so most core workflows are supported. Notable gaps are the lack of document deletion, relation deletion, and attachment lifecycle operations (list/download/delete), which agents cannot work around easily.