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Scored across 21 tools
Each tool targets a different dataset, but several boundaries blur: search_kleinanzeigen overlaps with search_second_hand_europe (which already explicitly covers Kleinanzeigen), search_flights overlaps with find_ryanair_fares, and find_new_companies_without_website overlaps with the UK/French company-register searches. get_company_behind_website and detect_website_tech_stack also both return company identity from legal notices, so an agent must read long descriptions to pick correctly.
All names are snake_case verb_noun (find_*, get_*, search_*, validate_*, detect_*), and the verb choice roughly tracks intent: find for discovery, search for querying a source, get for direct retrieval. Minor deviation: the same retrieval intent splits across find/search/get without a stated rule, and get_france_* prefixes are inconsistent with the plain search_uk_companies / search_french_companies pair.
21 is on the heavy side, but this is a multi-source data marketplace where each tool corresponds to a genuinely separate dataset (electricity, flights, hotels, registries, tenders, property, fuel, reviews) rather than a redundant CRUD set. The only clearly redundant pair is search_kleinanzeigen alongside search_second_hand_europe.
get_run_results closes the main async gap by fetching late results and is free, so agents are not left with dangling runs. Remaining gaps are minor: no run-status/cancel or dataset listing tool, and heavy geographic asymmetry (four France-specific tools, no German/Spanish company-registry equivalents), which agents must work around via the pan-European search tools.