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Scored across 18 tools
Each tool has a distinct purpose: lookup by different identifiers (feed ID, URL, GUID, iTunes ID), search modes, category listing, live episodes, recent feeds/episodes, stats, trending, and value-for-value. No two tools overlap in function.
Most names follow a predictable pattern (e.g., 'action_by_key' or 'resource_description'), though there is minor mixing: 'categories_list' vs 'search_by_term', 'recent_episodes' vs 'episodes_live'. Still, the pattern is clear and readable.
18 tools cover the major aspects of a podcast index API (lookup, search, categories, live, trending, stats, value) without being overwhelming. Each tool serves a specific query need.
The set covers essential read operations with multiple lookup channels and discovery features. Minor gaps like missing episode retrieval by podcast iTunes ID could be worked around, and there's no write operations (expected for an index).