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Scored across 33 tools
Each tool targets a distinct SEO task (e.g., URL analysis, sitemap audit, keyword classification variants, performance checks). Even similar tools like classify_keywords_simple vs advanced are clearly differentiated by methodology and cost. No overlap that would confuse an agent.
All tools use a consistent verb_noun snake_case pattern (e.g., analyze_url_structure, check_hreflang, get_keywords). The few exceptions like onpage_analysis and seo_agent are natural in the SEO domain and do not break the overall pattern.
33 tools cover a broad SEO domain (technical audits, keyword research, backlinks, analytics, workflows). While slightly above typical ideal range, each tool has a distinct role and no obvious redundancy, so the count is justifiable.
The tool set covers most key SEO areas: technical audits, keyword classification, SERP analysis, backlinks, traffic, analytics connections, and workflows. Minor gaps (e.g., local SEO specifics) are partially addressed by guidance topics, making the surface largely complete for an SEO agent.