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Scored across 14 tools
Most tools target clearly distinct resources (posts, comments, users, subreddits), but get_posts and get_sub_by_name_top both return subreddit posts, and get_search could be confused with the more specific get_search_* variants. Descriptions mostly resolve the ambiguity.
All tools consistently use the get_ prefix with snake_case, which is predictable. Some names like get_search and get_sub_by_name_top are slightly awkward or less verb-driven, but the overall pattern is coherent.
14 tools is on the higher end but reasonable for a Reddit data-access server, especially with separate search endpoints for posts, comments, communities, media, and users. Each tool has a distinct enough role that the count feels justified.
The server covers the main read-only Reddit workflows: posts, comments, subreddits, users, and search. However, there is no tool for a user's submitted posts (only comments), and subreddit-specific retrieval is limited to top posts rather than hot/new or other common listings.