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Scored across 29 tools
The pc_* prefix and explicit cross-references keep most tools distinct, and the error-handling trio is cleanly split by input type (raw response vs isolated code vs prose). However, pc_plan_purchase and pc_plan_order_lifecycle overlap in the cart/checkout/subscription-resolution steps, so an agent could plausibly select the wrong planner.
Nearly all tools follow a pc_<verb>_<noun> pattern, and the shared prefix makes the family easy to recognize. Minor deviations like pc_auth_guidance, pc_whats_new, and pc_diagnose break the otherwise consistent verb-noun convention, so it is not a perfect 5.
At 29 tools, this clearly exceeds the 25-tool threshold and feels heavy for an agent to reason about. Several families—especially the ten pc_plan_* tools and the three error/lookup tools—could reasonably be consolidated into parameterized variants without losing functionality.
The surface covers the full knowledge lifecycle: discover scenarios, inspect details, build or validate requests, generate code, decode errors, plan business workflows, check auth, track deprecations, and explain policies. Cross-references leave no obvious dead ends, and pc_search_docs plus pc_plan_prerequisites fill gaps not covered by curated workflows or the bundled pack.