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Scored across 4 tools
Each tool has a clearly distinct purpose: single forward lookup, single reverse lookup, bulk forward lookup, and bulk reverse lookup. There is no overlap between them, and an agent can easily choose the right one based on the operation and cardinality.
The naming follows a predictable pattern: 'dns_' prefix with an action and optional '_bulk' suffix. However, 'dns_bulk' deviates from the pattern used by 'dns_lookup' — a more consistent name would be 'dns_lookup_bulk'.
Four tools is well-scoped for a DNS lookup server. The set covers the essential operations without unnecessary bloat.
The domain is DNS queries, and the tools cover both forward and reverse lookups in singular and bulk forms. All record types are supported, including DNSSEC, so there are no obvious gaps for a read-only DNS lookup server.