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The two tools have clearly distinct purposes: docvet_rules is a read-only catalog lookup while docvet_check executes analysis on files. An agent can easily tell which to call for discovery versus execution.
Both tools share the docvet_ prefix, giving a predictable namespace and readable names. The slight verb/noun mismatch between docvet_rules (noun) and docvet_check (verb) is a minor deviation but still coherent.
Two tools is on the thin side for the domain; a linter commonly benefits from separate config, fix, or freshness-context tools. It works but feels under-scoped for the apparent feature set (presence, enrichment, coverage, griffe, freshness).
Discovery (rules) and execution (check) cover the core linting lifecycle, with rules providing fix guidance. However there is no auto-fix operation despite the emphasis on fix guidance, and freshness/git-context handling is bundled rather than exposed, a minor gap.