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Scored across 4 tools
Each tool targets a distinct action: search_leads reads the local CRM, verify_email validates an address, and the two provisioning tools handle account creation versus status/API-key retrieval. The onboarding pair shares a domain but their descriptions clearly separate their roles, so an agent can pick correctly.
Names are consistently snake_case and predominantly verb_noun (search_leads, verify_email, check_provisioning_status). Only provision_account_and_get_payment_link is an unusually long compound, a minor deviation but still verb-led and readable.
Four tools is lean but each earns its place: one read, one verification, and a two-step account onboarding flow. Slightly thin for a CRM-style server but well-scoped rather than padded.
The domain spans leads, verification, and onboarding, but the lead surface only offers search — there is no create/update/delete or tag/stage management, so agents cannot populate or mutate the CRM. Core read+verify workflows work, but lifecycle coverage for leads has notable gaps.