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Scored across 4 tools
search and fetch are clearly distinct (find vs. read), but outline and index_info overlap heavily — both are described as telling you 'what the index covers' (sources, dates, version coverage), with only counts vs. boards/terms differentiating them. An agent can plausibly pick the wrong one of the pair when it just wants to know what's available.
Two tools are bare verbs (search, fetch), one is a standalone noun (outline), and one uses a noun_noun form with an underscore (index_info). All are readable and snake_case-compatible, but there is no single consistent pattern across the set.
Four tools is lean and appropriate for a retrieval server: discover, search, fetch, plus one metadata helper. The only quibble is that the metadata helper is duplicated (outline vs. index_info), so one slot is arguably wasted.
The core retrieval lifecycle — orient on the index, search with filters, fetch full documents/threads with citation metadata — is fully covered with no dead ends. Minor gaps: no way to enumerate chunks within a document or browse a source without a query, though search filters partially compensate.