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The three tools have mostly distinct roles: search queries providers, crawl fetches specific URLs, and crawl_site traverses a whole site. The crawl vs. crawl_site boundary is clarified by the DFS/seed-URL description, though some overlap remains because crawl accepts multiple URLs.
All names are lowercase snake_case and action-oriented, which is readable and predictable. However, search and crawl are bare verbs while crawl_site uses a verb_noun compound, so the convention is not perfectly uniform.
Three tools are well scoped for a search-and-crawl server: one search entry point, one targeted URL crawler, and one whole-site crawler. Each tool earns its place without obvious redundancy.
The surface covers the core domain lifecycle: searching configured providers, extracting content from specific URLs, and crawling an entire site from a seed URL. No obvious missing operation prevents agents from accomplishing search-and-crawl workflows.