Keepygaga RAG
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TDQS
Scored across 1 tool
With only one tool exposed, there is no possible overlap or misselection between tools. The single search operation is unambiguous.
The lone tool is named with a clear, lowercase verb ('search') that accurately describes its action. There are no other names to create mixed conventions or inconsistent patterns.
A single tool is borderline: acceptable for a retrieval-only endpoint, but thin for a server branded as a RAG system, which would typically benefit from source/table discovery or management tools.
The search tool itself is feature-rich with hybrid retrieval, reranking, and filters, but the surface is incomplete for a RAG lifecycle: agents cannot ingest, update, delete, or even enumerate available sources/tables without external knowledge.