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Scored across 22 tools
Most tools are cleanly separated by provider + vertical (google_images, brave_videos, google_jobs, etc.), but the generic `search` tool that auto-walks engines overlaps directly with every provider-specific search tool, and google_search / google_search_light / google_search_ai are three near-identical Google SERP variants with only cost/latency differences. Descriptions help, but selecting between `search`, `google_search`, and `google_search_light` requires reading fine print.
The dominant pattern is snake_case with a provider prefix (google_*, brave_*, bing_*, duckduckgo_*, yahoo_*), which is readable and mostly predictable. However, bare names (`search`, `stats`, `usage`), the `finder_` prefix family, and the provider-first-plus-suffix forms (google_search_light, google_search_autocomplete) mix several conventions, and `google_search_ai` is described as 'Google AI Mode', a name/description mismatch.
22 tools is above the comfortable 3-15 band and the surface is broad, though each engine/vertical pairing does represent a real distinct endpoint. Several slots are padding-like variants (search_light, search_ai, brave_search vs brave_images vs brave_videos) that inflate the count without adding new capabilities.
Coverage of the SERP-API domain is solid: multiple engines, images/videos/news/shopping/jobs/maps, autocomplete, finder metadata for languages/locations/countries, plus usage and infrastructure stats. Minor gaps remain — no news or video endpoints for non-Google engines, no explicit engine-capability listing, and the aggregate `search` has no pagination.