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Scored across 5 tools
parse_resume and extract_job_criteria clearly handle different input types, and resolve_skills targets a distinct taxonomy-mapping task. match_candidate and rank_candidates overlap somewhat (both score resumes against a job), but the single-vs-batch distinction and descriptions make them distinguishable.
All five tools follow a consistent verb_noun snake_case pattern (parse_resume, extract_job_criteria, match_candidate, rank_candidates, resolve_skills). No mixed conventions or vague verbs.
Five tools is well-scoped for a resume-matching pipeline. Each tool represents a distinct, necessary stage and none feel redundant or bloated.
The pipeline covers the core workflow: parse resumes, extract criteria, resolve skills, then match and rank candidates, with a coherent data flow between tools. Minor gaps exist around persisting/retrieving results or job/candidate management, but the stated matching purpose is well covered.