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Scored across 3 tools
Three tools map to distinct phases—locate declarations (search), map structure/callers (explore), and enumerate all usages (find_references)—but explore_map is a broad multi-modal tool whose cached caller tracing overlaps with find_references. Descriptions explicitly differentiate cached vs. computed references and search vs. exploration, so confusion is limited.
All names use snake_case with a consistent project_ prefix and a clear verb_noun structure (explore_map, search_map, find_references). There are no mixed conventions or vague names.
Three tools is compact yet covers the core navigation operations of search, exploration, and reference lookup. The count is on the low end because explore_map is overloaded, but it is not too thin for the purpose.
The surface covers declaration search, structural/call exploration, and reference enumeration, with no major lifecycle gaps for a static code map. Direct source retrieval and exact full-text search are intentionally out of scope and left to external tools, which agents can work around.