Scored across 10 tools
Each tool targets a distinct documentation operation: finding fields, listing endpoints, searching, fetching full endpoint details, examples, response samples, field schemas, endpoint groups, guides, and doc metadata. There is no meaningful overlap even between search_endpoints and list_endpoints, as one ranks by relevance and the other is a catalogue browser.
All tool names follow a consistent verb_noun pattern: find_field, list_endpoints, search_endpoints, get_endpoint, get_example, get_response_sample, get_field_schema, get_endpoint_group, get_guide, get_docs_info. Verbs are uniform and nouns correspond directly to the returned artifacts.
Ten tools is well within the ideal range and each one covers a distinct documentation interaction mode. The count feels proportional to the server's purpose of serving a large API documentation corpus without being bloated.
The surface covers browsing, searching, retrieving endpoints, drilling into field schemas, obtaining examples and response samples, grouping by resource path, reading guides, and checking documentation freshness. No obvious gap remains for a documentation-exploration server.