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Scored across 6 tools
Each tool has a clearly stated distinct purpose, but query, question-queries, and opportunities all operate over the same Search Analytics data. The descriptions differentiate them well (raw rows vs question-shaped candidates vs pre-built analyses), so an agent can mostly tell them apart, though there is latent overlap since query could partially replicate the other two.
All names are lowercase kebab-case, but the pattern is mixed: list-properties, question-queries, and inspect-url follow a verb_noun shape while query, opportunities, and sitemaps are bare nouns. Readable but not a predictable convention.
Six tools is well-scoped for Search Console's surface, with each tool earning its place and none appearing redundant or trivial. No bloat or thinness.
Covers the core GSC lifecycle: property listing, Search Analytics (with comparison and filtering), question mining, opportunity detection, URL inspection, and sitemap status/submit/delete. Minor gaps like property-level administration or authentication/verification ops exist but are typically handled in the UI, so agents can work around them.