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Scored across 5 tools
Each tool has a distinct purpose: resolving music links, resolving games (placeholder), discovering charts, resolving artists, and routing by category. find_product overlaps slightly with resolve_music and resolve_game as a meta-router, but its 'unclear category' guidance mitigates confusion. No two tools are indistinguishable.
All tool names follow a consistent snake_case verb_noun pattern: resolve_music, resolve_game, resolve_artist, discover_music, find_product. The verbs (resolve, discover, find) are clear and appropriate. No mixing of conventions.
Five tools is well-scoped for a music/game discovery and link resolution service. Each tool earns its place: three resolvers, one discoverer, and one router. Neither thin nor excessive.
For the current music-only scope, the surface is nearly complete: resolving songs/albums, discovering charts/playlists, and artist discographies. Minor gaps include album tracklists and the non-functional game resolution (explicitly marked 'coming soon'). Agents can work around these limitations.