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audit_url and geo_check overlap since both return AI readiness scores and AI-related problems, but the descriptions clearly position audit_url as the full technical+AI audit and geo_check as the AI-citation-focused subset. verify is clearly distinct as the post-edit confirmation tool. An agent can tell these apart, though the boundary between audit_url and geo_check requires reading the descriptions carefully.

audit_url follows a verb_noun pattern, geo_check is close (adj_noun), and verify is a bare verb, so the convention is mostly but not fully uniform. All names are lowercase snake_case and readable, making the set predictable enough to navigate. Minor deviation from a strict verb_noun scheme keeps this from a 5.

Three tools is on the thin side, but each maps to a distinct stage of the audit workflow (audit, AI-focused check, verify) and none is redundant filler. The count is well-scoped for a focused single-page SEO rule engine. It only falls short of 5 because a slightly larger surface could add value.

The set covers a coherent lifecycle: audit a page, check AI-specific readiness, then verify fixes by code. Notable gaps exist at the site level — no sitemap/crawl-wide audit or batch URL checking — but an agent can work around these by calling audit_url per page. Core per-page workflows have no dead ends.