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Scored across 6 tools
The set splits cleanly into a BrowserAct cluster and a referral cluster, with verbs that signal intent (assess vs validate vs list vs recommend vs prepare). The only real overlap is between validate_browseract_report and validate_browseract_csv, which both check output correctness but differ by input format (sample results vs CSV rows).
Every tool follows the same verb_noun snake_case pattern (assess_, validate_, list_, recommend_, prepare_) with the domain object appended. Subdomains are encoded predictably as browseract_* and referral_*.
Six tools is well-scoped for a narrow advisory/gate server: three cover the browser-automation path and three cover the referral path. No tool looks like filler or a near-duplicate.
The lifecycle is covered for both paths: assess fit, validate outputs, enumerate providers, match need, and prepare the handoff task. Minor gaps exist (e.g., validation only covers report/CSV formats at a capped size, no explicit tool to restate spend/authorization constraints standalone), but agents can work around these within the described scope.