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Scored across 5 tools
exa_search, exa_deep_search, and exa_research_start all perform search-like operations, so there is some conceptual overlap. However, the descriptions clearly differentiate them: ranked results vs. synthesized answer with citations vs. long-running research agent, which helps an agent choose correctly.
All tools use a consistent exa_ prefix and snake_case. Minor deviation: exa_search and exa_deep_search are noun-style while exa_get_contents, exa_research_start, and exa_research_get follow verb_noun, but the pattern remains readable and predictable.
Five tools is well-scoped for a web search and research server, with each tool earning its place (search, read, synthesize, async start, async poll). No redundancy or padding.
The surface covers the full search lifecycle: ranked search, page reading, synthesized answers, and async research with status polling. Minor gap: no find-similar/lookup-by-URL tool that Exa typically offers, but core workflows are covered.