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Scored across 9 tools
Most tools target distinct resources (domains, summaries, reporter orgs, sending sources, raw reports), and descriptions clarify boundaries. However, the record-oriented trio (query_records, get_report_records, list_aggregate_reports) plus get_alignment_summary overlap conceptually, so an agent may hesitate between drilling into records versus reports.
Names follow a clean verb_noun pattern (list_domains, get_domain, get_alignment_summary, list_sending_sources, query_records). The only deviation is whoami, which is idiomatic but breaks the pattern slightly.
Nine tools is well-scoped for a DMARC aggregate-reporting server, with each tool earning its place across domains, summaries, coverage, sources, and raw records.
The read-only reporting surface is broadly complete: domains, policy snapshots, daily summaries, reporter coverage, sending sources, and raw report access are all present. Minor gap: no mutation tools (e.g. registering a domain or publishing a DMARC policy), though read-only may be the intended scope.