Pocket Pothi

fetch and get_text both take a prayer id and return its full verified text; the only difference is script output (Devanagari+Roman vs. selectable), which neither name signals — 'fetch' reads as a generic retrieval tool and 'get_text' as the canonical one. search vs list_texts are also close (both return ids/titles/URLs, differing mainly in filter-by-query vs. filter-by-metadata), though their descriptions separate them adequately.

Three tools follow a verb_noun pattern (get_text, list_texts, make_pothi_link) but fetch and search are bare verbs, so the convention breaks. All snake_case at least keeps formatting uniform and readable.

Five tools is a reasonable scope for a read-only prayer catalog: discovery (search, list_texts), retrieval (fetch, get_text), and sharing (make_pothi_link). One of the five (fetch/get_text pair) is partially redundant, so it is slightly heavier than needed.

The read-only domain is well covered end to end: find by phrase/name/deity, browse by filter, retrieve full text in either script, and compose a shareable multi-prayer link. Minor gaps exist — no way to resolve a prayer from a pocketpothi.com URL, and no daily/random or meaning/translation lookup — but agents can work around these.