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Scored across 6 tools
Each tool exposes a distinct ripgrep operation: content search, count, file-list matching, all-file listing, file-type listing, and a read-only replace preview. Descriptions clearly differentiate outputs and use cases, leaving minimal risk of misselection.
Names follow a lowercase-hyphenated convention (search, search-count, search-files, list-files, list-file-types), which is readable and mostly predictable. Minor inconsistencies exist: 'search' is a bare verb and 'search-and-replace' uses a compound phrase rather than a strict verb_noun pattern.
Six tools are well-scoped for a ripgrep wrapper, covering the core search, count, listing, and preview operations without redundancy. Each tool earns its place and the set avoids bloat.
The surface covers ripgrep's main search and inspection workflows: pattern search, counting, file matching, full file listing, file-type enumeration, and replace preview. A minor gap is the lack of an actual file-modification tool, but the read-only design is clearly intentional.