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Scored across 11 tools
Tools are largely distinct by indicator type and action, with get_*_report separated for URL, file, domain, and IP, and submission/reanalysis workflows split clearly. The main possible confusion is between get_analysis and get_submission, and between submit_file and submit_local_file, but descriptions clarify inputs and intent.
Naming is mostly consistent snake_case verb_noun: get_*_report, submit_*, reanalyze_*. Minor deviations include get_analysis/get_submission lacking the _report suffix, submit_local_file using an adjective, and URL using submit while domain/IP use reanalyze, but the pattern remains readable.
11 tools is well within the 3-15 sweet spot and matches VirusTotal's lookup, submission, reanalysis, and async-retrieval needs. Each tool covers a distinct indicator or workflow step without excessive surface.
Covers report lookups for four indicator types, file/URL/local-file submission, domain/IP reanalysis, and analysis/receipt retrieval. Minor gaps remain: no reanalyze_url, no initial domain/IP submission tool, and no batch or relationship endpoints, but core workflows are covered.