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The tools mostly have distinct purposes: fetch grabs raw content, extract does structured LLM extraction, recipes are deterministic parsers, health_check verifies things. There's some boundary fuzziness between fetch and extract (both fetch a URL), and between extract and use_recipe (both produce structured data), but descriptions strongly clarify which to use when.
Tools use consistent snake_case naming with imperative verbs (fetch, extract, list, use, health_check). 'list_recipes' and 'use_recipe' pair well, and 'health_check' is clear. Minor inconsistency: health_check is a compound noun rather than verb_noun, and 'extract'/'fetch' are bare verbs without object nouns, though still readable.
Five tools is well-scoped for a web-scraping/extraction server. Each tool serves a distinct layer of the pipeline (fetching, LLM extraction, deterministic recipes, recipe invocation, health verification), with no redundant or padding tools.
The surface covers the full extraction lifecycle: discover recipes (list_recipes), use them (use_recipe), fall back to generic extraction (extract), basic fetching (fetch), and verification (health_check). Minor gap: no listing or discovery of available entities/boards beyond recipes, and no way to retrieve cached/past results, but the core workflow is complete.