websearch-ring
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Scored across 1 tool
There is only one tool, so there is no possibility of confusion with another tool on the server. Its purpose is clearly stated as web search with automatic backend failover.
The single tool follows a clear, conventional snake_case verb_noun pattern (web_search). With only one tool, consistency is trivially satisfied.
A single tool is thin, but the server's stated purpose—reliable web search across keyless backends—is genuinely narrow, making one tool defensible. Still, it sits at the low end of the appropriate range.
The tool returns titles, URLs and snippets, which covers basic search, but offers no pagination, filtering, or fetch/content-retrieval options. Agents needing page content or advanced query controls would hit a dead end.