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Scored across 11 tools
The serp_list_* and serp_get_usage_guide tools are distinct, but serp_google_search accepts a search_type parameter covering images/news/videos/places/maps while separate tools exist for each of those same verticals. This creates multiple overlapping search tools with unclear boundaries, so an agent may struggle to choose between the general and specialized versions.
All tools use a consistent serp_ prefix and snake_case naming, with predictable groupings: serp_list_* for reference lists, serp_get_* for guides, and serp_google_* for search actions. The pattern is easy to follow and no naming convention is mixed.
At 11 tools, the set is within a reasonable range for a Google SERP API wrapper. However, the five specialized search tools duplicate functionality already available through serp_google_search, so the surface is slightly larger than necessary.
The tool set covers the apparent domain well: it provides a general Google search, all major search verticals (images, news, videos, places, maps), and reference lists for search types, countries, languages, and time ranges. There are no obvious missing operations for a read-only SERP search server.