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parse_document and extract_information both consume documents, but they target different outputs: layout-preserving digitization versus schema-driven structured extraction. The descriptions make the boundary reasonably clear, though an agent may briefly hesitate because both operate on the same document inputs.
Both tool names follow a clear snake_case verb_noun pattern: parse_document and extract_information. The verbs accurately signal the action and the nouns identify the object, with no mixed naming conventions.
Only two tools are exposed, each quite broad. This is borderline thin for a document AI server; while the tools are substantial, the surface does not reach the typical 3-15 well-scoped range.
The core document workflows are covered: parsing/digitizing documents and extracting structured information with a provided or auto-generated schema. Minor gaps may remain around batch processing, page-range control, or explicit schema utilities, but agents can likely work around them.