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Scored across 9 tools
Each tool targets a distinct query niche: date-level fixtures, live-only matches, single-match details, standings, bracket, team lookup, market signals, and shareable snippets. The descriptions explicitly cross-reference alternatives, so adjacent tools like get_today and get_live are easy to tell apart.
All nine tools follow the same lowercase snake_case get_ prefix, making the API predictable at a glance. The descriptors are clear nouns or states rather than vague verbs, so naming reinforces each tool's purpose.
Nine tools is a well-scoped size for a focused World Cup data server. The set covers schedule, live state, standings, bracket, market signals, team resolution, and sharing without redundant or unnecessary endpoints.
The main user journeys are covered end-to-end, from resolving a team name to getting fixtures, match details, standings, bracket, market signals, and a shareable card. The only notable gap is a dedicated endpoint for a team's past results or full fixture history, since get_next_fixture only looks ahead.