context-retrieval
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Each tool targets a distinct operation: reset/index/status/retrieval are clearly separated from the three extraction tools, which differ by output type (text/images/tables). Even though extract_document_text and index_document both process PDFs, one returns extracted text while the other persists chunks into the vector store, so an agent can choose unambiguously.
Most tools follow a verb_noun pattern (reset_index, index_document, search_context), and the extract_document_* family is perfectly consistent. index_info is slightly off-pattern because it reads as a noun phrase rather than verb + object, but this is a minor deviation.
Seven tools is a well-scoped size for a PDF extraction and RAG retrieval server. Each tool earns its place and there is no redundant duplication.
The core workflow is covered: documents can be extracted, indexed, searched, and the entire index can be reset. The main gap is the lack of a way to delete a single document from the index, with only reset_index for the whole store, and no explicit list of indexed file names.