StackDetect

There is only one tool, so there is no possibility of misselection between overlapping capabilities. Its purpose (detect technologies on a site from a single page load) is unambiguous.

The lone name, detect_stack, follows a clean verb_noun snake_case convention that reads predictably. Consistency is trivially satisfied with a single tool, so there is little pattern evidence to reward beyond this.

A single tool is borderline thin for a detection service, but the domain is narrow enough that one entry point is defensible. Still, one tool means no support for batch URLs or retrieval of detailed results separately.

The core operation (detect technologies in one page load) is covered, but the richer data advertised on the paid endpoint—versions, confidence, evidence, DNS/email/hosting providers—is not exposed as a tool, so agents cannot reach those results and have no batch or follow-up operations.