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Scored across 23 tools
There is direct overlap between get_account_info and skill-account-info, which appear to expose the same account information, and get_call_history and skill-call-history are also very similar. Additionally, get_acd_state, get_sq_state, and get_queues all touch queue/state concepts and may be confused without reading carefully.
Most tools follow a clear get_* pattern, with action verbs like send_, start_, and update_ for mutations. However, skill-account-info and skill-call-history break the convention using hyphenated noun phrases, creating a noticeable inconsistency in an otherwise predictable naming scheme.
23 tools is on the heavy side and borders on overwhelming for a single MCP server. The breadth is somewhat justified by Voximplant's wide platform surface, but duplicate account-info and call-history tools inflate the count without adding real capability.
The tool surface is heavily read-oriented: most resources are queryable, but mutation coverage is sparse. There is no create/delete/update for users, phone numbers, queues, rules, or scenarios beyond update_scenario, and no way to manage recordings or caller IDs, so agents cannot perform full lifecycle operations.