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Scored across 14 tools
Each tool has a clearly defined target (wiki, Reddit, YouTube, builds, templates, local), and the cross-source content_search is explicitly an aggregate over the narrower searches. The only mild ambiguity is between gw1_sources and gw1_local_inventory, both touching local inventory, but one lists known surfaces and the other performs scanning.
All 14 tools share the gw1_ prefix, snake_case, and a predictable gw1_<domain>_<kind/action> shape (search, page, encode, analyze, videos, sources). This is a consistent convention even though some suffixes are nouns rather than verbs.
14 tools is within the ideal 3-15 range and each tool covers a distinct task, from wiki browsing to template encoding to cross-source search. None feel redundant or padding.
The set covers the main read/research workflows: wiki search/fetch/updates, community content search, build search, template encode/decode, and local inventory discovery. Minor gaps remain—no equipment/build template handling or wiki history/diff tools—but core workflows have no dead ends.