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Scored across 7 tools
The tools are mostly distinct: find locates snippets, read_page returns one page, extract handles a page range, extract_tables targets tables, outline exposes structure, probe identifies the document, and to_markdown does full conversion. The only mild ambiguity is between extract and to_markdown, since both return document text and could be selected for similar high-level tasks.
Naming conventions are inconsistent: several bare verbs (find, extract, outline, probe), two verb_noun compounds (read_page, extract_tables), and one prepositional name (to_markdown). There is no shared prefix or pattern, though each name is readable on its own.
Seven tools is appropriate for a document-reading server: each one addresses a distinct need such as search, page reading, range extraction, tables, outline, probe, and conversion. The count feels neither thin nor bloated.
The set covers the main document workflow: identify, outline, search, read single pages, extract text and tables, and convert to Markdown. Minor gaps remain: scanned documents have no explicit OCR path, and to_markdown's token-budget refusal may require manual page-range reconstruction for very large documents.