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Each tool targets a clearly distinct operation: quadratic analysis, descriptive statistics, and link retrieval. There is no realistic way for an agent to confuse these purposes.
Two tools use noun-phrase names (quadratic_report, summary_statistics) while one uses a verb_noun pattern (get_official_links). The names are readable but the convention is mixed rather than predictable.
Three tools is on the thin side, but each covers a distinct, useful function for a narrow math-practice helper. The scope is small but not mismatched.
The surface covers quadratic analysis, basic statistics, and reference links, but omits other likely practice areas such as linear equations, systems, trigonometry, or general graphing windows. These are notable gaps for a broader TI-84 math-practice domain.