sitecheck

Most tools have clearly distinct purposes: read_url fetches pages, balance/create_key/claim_deposit manage API keys, and the domain tools target different aspects of trust. However, check_domain is an aggregate that subsumes domain_registration, email_auth, and tls_certificate, creating overlap an agent must resolve by preferring the focused tool or the aggregate depending on need.

Every tool name uses consistent snake_case, which is easy to parse. The pattern is slightly mixed between verb_noun (check_domain, claim_deposit, create_key, read_url) and noun_phrase (domain_registration, email_auth, tls_certificate, balance), but all names are clear and conventional for their operation.

Eight tools is well within the ideal 3-15 range and the set is tightly scoped to a domain-vetting API plus key management. Each tool covers a distinct capability, from aggregate checks to focused DNS/TLS lookups to account funding, with no obvious filler.

The surface covers the domain trust lifecycle well: registration/RDAP, email authentication, TLS, readable content extraction, plus API key creation, balance, and deposit. Minor gaps remain, such as a standalone structured DNS-record tool or reputation/blocklist checks, but check_domain provides a reasonable aggregate workaround.