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Scored across 12 tools
Each tool has a clearly distinct scope: search vs. retrieve vs. citation-graph vs. aggregate analysis. The only risky pairs are scopus_get_abstract vs. scopus_get_abstracts (singular/plural distinguished mostly by the batch size mentioned in the description) and scopus_get_citation_count vs. scopus_get_citations_overview, but the descriptions explicitly state when to prefer which, so an agent can disambiguate.
All twelve tools share a single scopus_ prefix followed by a snake_case verb_noun pattern (search_authors, get_abstract, get_citations_overview, analyze_results). No camelCase or verb-style mixing; the singular/plural distinction is the only naming subtlety and it is deliberate.
Twelve tools is well within the sweet spot and each maps to a genuine Elsevier/SCOPUS capability (paper search, author index, affiliation index, retrieval, citation metrics, reference graph, aggregation, access diagnostics). Nothing looks like filler or a redundant alias.
The surface covers the full research workflow: discovery (papers, authors, affiliations), detail retrieval (single and batch abstracts, author profiles), citation graph (count, timeline, references, citing documents), analysis, and access troubleshooting. Minor gaps: there is no get_affiliation detail tool despite affiliation_id being returned by search, and no direct lookup by ISSN/source title, but agents can work around both via scopus_search.