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Scored across 11 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct roles, and the search_tools vs recommend_tools boundary is explicitly spelled out. However, get_tool already returns pricing, pros/cons, and alternatives, so it partially overlaps with get_pricing and get_alternatives and an agent may hesitate over which to call for pricing depth.
Nine of eleven names follow a clean verb_noun pattern (search_tools, compare_tools, get_pricing, list_categories, report_issue). The exceptions, changes_since and agent_trends, are noun-phrase/query style names that break the pattern but remain readable.
Eleven tools is well within a sensible range for a software-directory service and each one maps to a real job (retrieve, recommend, compare, price-check, monitor, report). No obvious padding or redundant duplicate endpoints.
The surface covers discovery, detail, pricing, alternatives, comparison, categories, recommendations, price verification, change history, and feedback, which is strong lifecycle coverage for a read-only data service. Minor gaps exist, such as no standalone review-retrieval or category-detail tool, but the category filter and embedded review synthesis largely cover these.