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Scored across 2 tools
scan_folder and list_files have cleanly distinct purposes: one summarizes the whole folder, the other enumerates specific files. They form a clear two-step workflow with no boundary ambiguity.
Question: scan_folder and list_files both follow a predictable verb_noun snake_case pattern, with imperative verbs and noun objects. Naming styles are perfectly aligned across both tool names.
Question: two tools is a bit below the typical robust set size, but for a metadata-only folder inspector the prior pair covers the two natural tasks at equal scope, so the count is reasonable.
The domain is folder inspection, and the set covers both approximate information: list_files lets you go from a summary clue to the difficult actual matching set. The two tools form a complete read-only scanning lifecycle.