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Scored across 45 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct targets: enrich_* covers different data types, validate_* covers different entities, and convert_* covers different domains. A few pairs like enrich_email vs validate_domain or lookup_timezone vs convert_timezone share related concepts, but their descriptions make the boundaries clear enough.
The dominant pattern is verb_noun (enrich_email, validate_domain, convert_currency, generate_password), which is very consistent across the set. Minor deviations exist—jwt_decode, webhook_sign, account_usage, signup, and encode_decode break the pattern—but they are few and do not hurt readability.
45 tools is well over the 25+ threshold where a tool set starts feeling heavy, and the scope sprawls across unrelated utility categories like QR codes, cron expressions, JWT handling, markdown conversion, and UUID generation. The generic call_enrichr helps, but the sheer number of one-off utilities makes this a bloated surface.
Account lifecycle (signup, usage, options, checkout, billing portal, rotate key) is well covered, and list_catalog plus call_enrichr prevent dead ends by exposing unwrapped routes. Minor gaps exist, such as no batch variants for phone/address/IP enrichment and no deactivate/delete account operation, but these are workable.