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Scored across 14 tools
Tools are mostly distinct: search vs. research overlap slightly (research does search + fetch top results), and fetch vs. read_doc both fetch but read_doc is PDF-specific. Most others clearly differentiate.
Naming is inconsistent with mix of verb-first (fetch, search, summarize), noun-first (cache_search, video_search), and plain nouns (engines, research). No uniform pattern but still readable.
14 tools cover a well-scoped domain of web research, fetching, searching, caching, semantic indexing, and summarization. Each tool has a clear purpose and justifies its existence.
Covers core research workflows: search (web, image, video), fetch, read PDF, extract metadata, cache, semantic index/search, summarize. Minor gaps like cache deletion or management, but not essential for primary use.