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Scored across 10 tools
Most tools are cleanly separated by resource+action, and the descriptions explicitly cross-reference alternatives (e.g. 'use driftnet_recent instead for a time-window feed', 'use driftnet_search instead to look something up'). The closest boundary is search/recent/get, which all return the same item shape, but the guidance mostly resolves it; pending vs get is also explained rather than obvious from the name.
All names share the driftnet_ prefix and mostly follow verb_noun (get, create_folder, search, save, enrich, move, feedback). Two list operations deviate into bare nouns (driftnet_folders, driftnet_recent) instead of list_folders/list_recent, which breaks the pattern slightly but remains readable.
Ten tools map neatly onto a coherent pipeline: discovery (search/recent/get), ingestion (save/pending/enrich), curation (feedback/move), and organisation (folders/create_folder). Each tool earns its place and nothing feels padded or redundant.
Core lifecycle is covered: save/create, read via search/recent/get, enrichment, folder creation, moving and voting. Notable gaps are item removal/trash and folder rename/delete, though the descriptions state these are intentionally left to the reader on the web page, so agents can work around them.