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Scored across 17 tools
The collaboration, meeting, and local-meeting families are separated by clear prefixes and distinct lifecycle verbs, so an agent can usually tell which session type a tool operates on. The four parallel meeting/local-meeting pairs are the only real source of confusion, but the 'local' naming and CLI-vs-API descriptions make the distinction recoverable.
Most tools follow an action_noun pattern such as start_collaboration, end_meeting, and list_local_meetings, with the collaboration family especially consistent. The exceptions are 'say', 'say_local', and 'chat_completion', which break the pattern but remain readable and contextually unambiguous.
Seventeen tools is slightly above the ideal 3-15 range, but the server genuinely covers three session modes, direct LLM completion, and environment debugging. The local-meeting variants inflate the count, yet each tool has a distinct operational role.
The collaboration lifecycle is well covered with start, pause, continue, nudge, end, list, and transcript tools, and meetings have start/say/end/list coverage. Minor gaps include no meeting transcript retrieval and no explicit agent-discovery tool, but summaries and orchestration context can work around these.