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Scored across 15 tools
Each tool targets a distinct operation, and descriptions explicitly disambiguate near-neighbors (extract_pages vs split_pdf, add_page_numbers vs add_watermark, redact_pdf vs remove_metadata). Cross-references like 'to find a word use search_pdf' actively steer selection, leaving virtually no overlap.
All names use snake_case and are predominantly verb-first (extract_text, rotate_pages, add_watermark, compress_pdf). A couple deviate from the verb_noun shape (pdf_to_images, get_pdf_info), but the pattern stays predictable and readable.
Fifteen tools is well within the ideal range and each maps to a genuine, non-redundant PDF operation (read, OCR, redact, transform, convert). Nothing feels padded or thin for a document toolkit.
The surface covers the full common lifecycle: inspect, read, search, OCR, redact, scrub metadata, merge, split, extract, rotate, export tables, watermark, number, compress, and rasterize. Notable gaps are password/encryption handling (tools fail on encrypted PDFs rather than setting or removing passwords) and form filling, but core workflows are complete.