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Scored across 131 tools
Most tools have sharply distinct resource+action targets, and descriptions explicitly cross-reference alternatives (e.g. edit_http_function vs update_http_function, create_page vs build_page, update_page_element vs update_page_elements vs update_page_source). The main overlap risk is the parallel 'global source' (cart/popup) and 'global section' (header/footer) families plus their element/section/content variants, which a hurried agent could confuse, but the naming and descriptions do provide workable boundaries.
The set overwhelmingly follows a snake_case verb_noun convention (list_products, create_article, update_global_source_element, delete_collection). A few names invert the order (get_source_cart) or use bare plurals (search_images, upload_images), and there is a large cluster of very long compound names, but the pattern remains predictable and readable.
131 natively exposed tools is an extreme over-scoping for a single server surface, well beyond the healthy 3-15 range. Even though a search_tools/invoke_tool mechanism exists for on-demand discovery, the native list itself is unwieldy and far exceeds any reasonable curated tool set.
The surface covers the full site-building lifecycle with strong CRUD for products, categories, articles, pages, collections, global sections/sources, themes, customers, promotions and orders, plus versioning, publishing and image hosting. Minor gaps exist (e.g. orders are read-only list/get with no update or manual create), but core workflows have no dead ends.