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Scored across 58 tools
Most tools target distinct resources, but chat/message operations overlap heavily: ask, stream-message, send-message plus wait-for-response, and get-messages vs get-favorite-messages require careful reading. The detailed descriptions help, but the breadth of the surface makes misselection plausible.
Names are consistently kebab-case and mostly follow a verb_noun pattern with predictable resource suffixes. Minor deviations like whoami, ask, transcribe, chat-exists, and get-inprogress keep it from being perfectly uniform.
58 tools is far beyond a practical agent-facing surface, with many niche endpoints for trends, tariffs, token pricing, prompt enhancer, identities, and events. The broad platform scope explains some size, but the selection burden remains extreme.
The surface covers chats, messages, files, projects, agents, models, media generation, billing/limits, and auth extensively. Minor gaps remain, such as quoting LLM reset price without a corresponding reset/purchase action and limited direct chat metadata retrieval.