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Scored across 5 tools
Each tool has a fairly distinct target: ocr_image (images), check_legibility (diagnostic), batch_ocr (directory batch), ocr_pdf (full PDF), and ocr_page (specific pages). The only mild overlap is ocr_pdf vs ocr_page, but the descriptions clearly delineate the full-document vs page-subset use cases.
Three tools share the 'ocr_' prefix (ocr_image, ocr_pdf, ocr_page) and the rest use clear verb_noun forms (check_legibility, batch_ocr). Mostly readable and predictable, though the prefix/suffix placement of 'ocr' varies slightly.
Five tools is a tight, well-scoped set for an OCR/PDF extraction domain. Every tool covers a distinct entry point (single image, single PDF, page subset, batch directory, pre-flight diagnostic) with no redundancy.
The surface covers the core OCR lifecycle well: images, full PDFs, page subsets, batch directories, and a legibility diagnostic. Minor gaps remain (e.g. batch image processing or configurable output formats), but the main workflows are fully supported.