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Scored across 6 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct purposes: auth check, keyword search, curated listing, room overview, single task, and full-room extraction. The only mild overlap is granularity between thm_get_task/thm_get_room_full and thm_get_room_overview/thm_get_room_full, since full content subsumes the others, but the scopes are described clearly enough to choose between them.
All six tools follow a consistent `thm_` prefix plus verb_noun pattern (check_auth, search_rooms, get_room_overview, get_task, get_room_full, get_curated_topics). The convention is uniform and predictable throughout with no style mixing.
Six tools is well-scoped for a focused content-reading/extraction server. Each tool earns its place, covering auth, discovery, and content retrieval at varying granularities without bloat.
The content-access surface is fairly complete: auth, search, curated discovery, overview, task-level, and full-room extraction are all present. Minor gaps exist around user progress/completion tracking or answer retrieval, but the core read workflow has no dead ends.