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search_papers and search_books target clearly distinct resource types, and export_research_tool is a separate export action. No two tools overlap in purpose.
All tools use snake_case with a leading verb, giving a predictable pattern. export_research_tool adds a slightly redundant '_tool' suffix, a minor deviation from the parallel search_* names.
Three tools map directly to the server's focused workflow: search papers, search books, and export research. Each tool earns its place and the set is tight rather than thin.
The core workflow from literature and book search to LaTeX export is covered. Minor gaps exist around dedicated citation lookup, BibTeX export, or full-text retrieval, but search results supply metadata and export handles the output need.