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Both 'search' and 'web_search' have nearly identical descriptions, both performing aggregated search across multiple engines. An agent cannot distinguish which tool to use, as they appear to do the exact same thing.
Both tools use snake_case naming, which is consistent. However, the names 'search' and 'web_search' are not sufficiently distinct to reflect different functionality, leading to confusion.
With only 2 tools that essentially duplicate functionality, the tool set feels thin and redundant. A search server should offer at least a few distinct search modes or filters to be useful.
The tool set is severely incomplete. There are no tools for filtering by source, date, or type, no citation retrieval, and no configuration options. The duplication of search tools leaves obvious gaps in coverage.