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Scored across 45 tools
The surface splits cleanly by resource (site, page, section, symbol, asset, settings) and descriptions aggressively cross-reference each other (e.g. replace_page_content explicitly says it is not create_page or add_section; move_section vs duplicate_section vs wrap_section are spelled out). A few pairs still require careful reading — read_selection vs read_page, select_page vs open_site, and promote_to_symbol vs add_symbol_instance — but the boundaries are documented. With 45 tools the sheer surface area makes misselection more likely than the individual ambiguities do.
Names uniformly use the swebsy_ prefix with snake_case and overwhelmingly follow verb_noun (rename_site, delete_section, upload_asset, list_symbols). The exceptions are single-verb or noun names like swebsy_status, swebsy_capture, swebsy_publish, swebsy_undo/redo — readable and predictable in context, but slightly off the dominant pattern.
45 tools is well past the point where an agent can hold the surface in context, and several are consolidatable (list_skills/get_skill, read_selection/read_page, undo/redo, list_templates/commit_design_direction). The domain is genuinely broad — sites, pages, sections, symbols, assets, settings, publishing, export — so each cluster is defensible, but the aggregate is too heavy.
Coverage is strong across the lifecycle: site create/open/list/rename, full page CRUD plus link and duplicate, section add/edit/delete/move/wrap/duplicate, symbol promote/instance/detach/rename/delete, asset list/upload/delete, settings, publish, export, undo/redo, and screenshot verification. Minor gaps remain — no delete_site or duplicate_site, and no asset rename/replace operation.