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Scored across 14 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct purposes (search, detail, cart, branch discovery), but two pairs overlap meaningfully: compare_stores vs build_cheapest_basket both compare a list across chains, and get_offers vs find_opportunities both surface discounted products. Descriptions do explain the differences, so an agent can usually pick correctly, but the boundaries require reading carefully.
Strong, mostly consistent verb_noun pattern (get_offers, search_products, build_list, add_to_cart, get_cart, find_opportunities, discover_branch). The only notable deviation is adapter_status, which is noun-only rather than verb-prefixed, a minor inconsistency in an otherwise predictable set.
14 tools is reasonably scoped for a multi-chain shopping assistant covering search, comparison, list building, offers, and cart flows. Slightly on the heavy side with some functional near-duplicates (compare_stores/build_cheapest_basket), but most tools earn their place.
The surface covers the shopping lifecycle well: discovery, search, product detail, offers, list building, price comparison, saved/frequent lists, and cart read/add. Minor gaps exist — add_to_cart is the only cart mutation (no explicit remove/clear or checkout), which agents must work around via browser snippets.