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Scored across 7 tools
Each tool has a clearly defined purpose: API lookup, HMAC guide, implementation flow, troubleshooting, setup checklist, code snippets, and general search. However, lookup_api and get_code_snippet both provide code examples, and search_knowledge overlaps with all other tools by searching the entire knowledge base.
Names follow a consistent snake_case action-first pattern (lookup_api, generate_checkvalue_guide, get_implementation_guide, etc.). 'troubleshoot' is a lone verb without an object, deviating slightly from the verb_noun pattern, but the overall style is predictable.
Seven tools is well-scoped for a documentation/knowledge server dedicated to Samsung Checkout. Each tool covers a distinct aspect of the integration lifecycle without unnecessary bloat or gaps.
The tool set covers API reference, HMAC generation, implementation flows, troubleshooting, setup, and code snippets, which are the core needs for a Samsung Checkout integration. Missing a dedicated tool for testing/sandbox guidance, though setup checklist likely covers this, making it a minor gap.