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Scored across 17 tools
Each tool targets a distinct resource or action: rosters vs. teams vs. player lookup, free-agent adds vs. waiver claims, and IR moves are clearly separated. The only near pair is add_free_agent vs. waiver_claim, but their descriptions explicitly distinguish unclaimed free agents from waiver-wire players.
Read operations consistently use get_* (get_teams, get_league, get_rosters, etc.), and mutations use action_noun patterns like set_lineup, add_free_agent, cancel_claim, and move_to_ir. Two outliers, snapshot and optimal_lineup, break the verb-first pattern, but they are still recognizable and not confusing.
Seventeen tools is slightly above the typical well-scoped range, but the count is justified by the variety of fantasy-football operations: league info, roster management, waivers, transactions, matchups, and IR handling. Each tool covers a meaningful need with little redundancy.
The surface covers the full roster-management lifecycle: viewing teams/rosters, adding/dropping players, submitting/canceling claims, setting lineups, and handling IR. The main gap is trade management, which is explicitly read-only via get_pending, so agents cannot propose or execute trades; otherwise the domain is well covered.