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Scored across 13 tools
Most tools occupy distinct niches (search, render, verify_links, feeds, cache, configure), but web.drift and web.drift_report clearly overlap, and web.stats vs web.trace both expose internal ecosystem state with only subtle wording differences. web.brief vs web.search is also a thin distinction (collapsed output for reports vs full ranked result). Descriptions help, but an agent can plausibly misselect among these pairs.
All tools share a clean `web.` namespace with lowercase snake/compound names, which is highly predictable. The minor deviation is mixed grammatical style — some are verbs (search, render, verify_links, configure) and others plain nouns (stats, cache, feeds, drift), plus drift vs drift_report is an inconsistent granularity pair.
13 tools sits comfortably in a well-scoped range and each maps to a recognizable stage of the search/resolve/learn pipeline. It is slightly heavy on introspection tools (stats, trace, cache, configure, eval) relative to the core search surface, but nothing feels gratuitous.
The lifecycle is essentially covered end-to-end: search, verify, brief, render, trace, feedback/learning loop, eval, caching, feeds and configuration all have entry points. Minor gaps include no explicit single-URL content extraction distinct from render, and no direct read of a stored linklog/prior record despite feedback writing to it.