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Scored across 3 tools
The three tools target clearly distinct scopes: list_matches discovers matches for a day, get_match_analysis drills into one match's probabilities, and get_open_record reports aggregate performance. There is no functional overlap between them.
All three follow a verb_noun pattern (list_matches, get_match_analysis, get_open_record), which is predictable and readable. The slightly odd term 'open_record' is a minor deviation but the convention itself is consistent.
Three tools is lean but each maps to a distinct need (discovery, per-match detail, aggregate record). It is slightly thin for a data service but nothing feels redundant or missing at the top level.
Core flow — find matches, analyze a match, check the record — is covered, but notable gaps remain: no multi-day or date-range query, no league/team filtering, and no way to look up a specific match directly without a daily listing. These force workarounds for common agent requests.