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Both tools perform the same core operation — searching products by launch date range with identical arguments (size, sort_by, sort_direction, assortment_text) and the same auto-pagination behavior. The only real difference is output formatting (raw structured data vs. pre-formatted strings), which makes list_products_formatted a redundant variant of search_products rather than a distinct capability.
Both names are snake_case with a verb_noun shape, which is readable and consistent in style. However, the verbs diverge ('search' vs 'list') despite the tools doing the same underlying search, which weakens predictability about which tool to pick for a lookup.
Two tools is thin for a product catalog API, but the second is a formatting convenience wrapper rather than a genuinely separate function, so the effective surface is closer to one tool with a format flag. This is borderline rather than severely mismatched.
The surface only supports launch-date-range queries and cannot search by name, producer, category, price, or alcohol content, and there is no get-by-ID, store lookup, or stock/availability tool — all core to the Systembolaget domain. Agents would hit dead ends for most real product-lookup tasks.