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Scored across 43 tools
Despite 43 tools, each has a crisply distinct target: videos, folders, showcases, chapters, texttracks, comments, embed presets and analytics are cleanly separated, and overloaded pairs are explicitly disambiguated in the descriptions (list_videos vs search_videos, get_video_stats vs get_video_analytics, get_transcript vs list_texttracks). The only mild redundancy is get_video_privacy overlapping the privacy field of get_video, but the dedicated tool adds whitelist detail. An agent should almost never misselect.
Nearly all names follow a strict snake_case verb_noun pattern (list_videos, create_folder, delete_showcase, update_texttrack), which makes the resource+action readable at a glance. Minor deviations like get_me and the singular/plural split between add_video_to_showcase and add_videos_to_folder are too small to break predictability.
43 tools is well past the 25-tool threshold where selection burden becomes real, even allowing for Vimeo's broad API surface. Sub-resources such as chapters and texttracks are each given four to five dedicated tools, and the granularity could be consolidated (e.g. generic sub-resource create/update/delete).
Coverage is genuinely deep: full CRUD for videos, folders, showcases, chapters, texttracks and comments, plus upload, download links, thumbnails, tags, privacy, embed presets, analytics and account introspection. Gaps remain around social/interaction surfaces (likes, ratings, collaborators/credits, live events) and there is no update path for showscases' video ordering beyond sort order. These are workable omissions, not blockers.