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Scored across 12 tools
The receipt CRUD, parse, and probe tools are clearly separated by resource and action. The only potentially confusable pair is doc_parse vs doc_parse_url, but their descriptions distinguish saved-receipt parsing from arbitrary-URL parsing; get_current_datetime is unrelated but unambiguous.
Most tools follow an object_verb pattern such as receipt_list, receipt_add, doc_parse, and doc_probe, making the set predictable. get_current_datetime breaks the pattern, and doc_output is noun-styled, but the prefix grouping keeps names readable and consistent overall.
Twelve tools is a reasonable, well-scoped count for managing receipt configurations, parsing documentation, probing selectors, and listing outputs. The get_current_datetime tool feels slightly out of place, but the set is not bloated or thin.
The receipt lifecycle is fully covered with list/show/add/edit/delete/reload, and the parse/probe workflow handles both static and JS-rendered pages plus dry runs. A minor gap is the inability to read the contents of already-generated output files, since doc_output only lists filenames.