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Scored across 10 tools
Most tools target distinct artifacts (feed, sitemap, links, redirects), but website_intelligence is an aggregate report that explicitly subsumes dns_lookup (DNS records), site_check (transport security, cert days), page_metadata (headers/tech clues), and overlaps with domain_profile's DNS summary and subdomains. Descriptions do clarify the granularity and price differences, but an agent must reason about cost vs. scope to pick correctly rather than seeing cleanly separated purposes.
All names are snake_case, which is good, but the convention is inconsistent: some are noun-only (sitemap, domain_profile, page_metadata), some are agent-nouns (page_reader, feed_reader), and some are action verbs (dns_lookup, redirect_trace, site_check). There is no predictable verb_noun pattern, and the page_/domain_/dns_/site_ prefixes don't map to a stable scoping rule.
Ten tools is a well-sized surface for a website intelligence API, and each maps to a recognizable capability. The only redundancy is the aggregate website_intelligence duplicating several granular tools, which is a deliberate tiered-pricing design rather than bloat.
Coverage spans the crawl/inspect lifecycle: page text, metadata, links, sitemap, feeds, DNS, redirects, TLS/site health, and domain registration, plus an aggregate report. Gaps are minor: no robots.txt inspection, no screenshot/rendering, and no bulk/batch endpoint for multiple domains, but agents can work around all of these.