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Tools target distinct resources (search vs sources vs quotes vs comments vs hooks vs balance), but 'search' and 'ask' both produce cited answers and could be confused despite the cost/staleness distinction. 'get_search' and 'get_sources' also have somewhat overlapping retrieval roles, though descriptions clarify the boundaries.
All names are lowercase snake_case verb_noun: get_sources, get_search, get_quotes, get_comments, get_balance, list_searches, generate_hooks, ask, search. The single-word 'search' and 'ask' are idiomatic and consistent with the imperative pattern.
Nine tools is well-scoped for a research/search server: one expensive action, several free readers, and two generators. Each tool earns its place without obvious redundancy.
The lifecycle covers search, status, follow-up (ask), source/quote/comment retrieval, hook generation, history and balance. Minor gaps: no delete/cancel search, no export, and no explicit tool to fetch a single source by id beyond list-level get_sources, but core workflows are complete.