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toolhub_search and toolhub_cluster substantially overlap: both take a natural language query and return relevant tools with optional Knowledge Graph expansion, making it unclear when to prefer one. toolhub_expand and toolhub_health are distinct, but the boundary between search and cluster is not crisp.
All tools share the toolhub_ prefix and snake_case, but the suffixes are inconsistent in style: search and expand are verbs, health is a noun, and cluster is a noun/verb. A pattern like toolhub_get_cluster or toolhub_check_health would be clearer.
Four tools is well-scoped for a tool-discovery service: search, dependency expansion, full cluster assembly, and health checking. Each tool has a clear operational role, and the count is neither thin nor bloated.
The core discovery workflow (query, expand, cluster, health) is covered with no dead ends. Minor gaps exist: there is no direct list-all-tools or get-tool-detail operation, and cluster largely subsumes search, but agents can accomplish the main task.