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Scored across 21 tools
Most tools target a distinct data type (phylogeny, figures, taxon_record, type_info, etc.), and paired single/batch tools (resolve_taxon/batch_resolve, literature_distribution_seed/batch_literature_distribution_seed) are clearly distinguished. A few boundaries blur, notably distribution vs distribution_sources and the family of citation-fetching tools (phylogeny, taxonomic_references, bibliography), but descriptions give enough signal to choose correctly.
All names are uniformly lowercase snake_case with no camelCase mixing, so casing is predictable. However the pattern is not a consistent verb_noun scheme — roughly half are bare nouns (phylogeny, figures, distribution, taxon_record) while others are verb_noun (resolve_taxon, search_taxa, list_valid_extant_species), a minor deviation from a single convention.
21 tools is on the heavier side but the domain is genuinely broad, spanning taxonomy resolution, classification, types, distribution, citations and literature extraction. Each tool maps to a distinct artifact, with only the batch/single pairs feeling slightly redundant, so the count is largely earned.
As a read-only digital-library access layer, the surface is thorough: name resolution, search, classification, name history, type info, distribution, figures, keys, phylogeny, literature seeds, EDoc search and a raw endpoint. No CRUD is expected here, and only niche gaps (e.g. bulk export formats or cross-taxon geographic queries) remain.