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Scored across 7 tools
Each tool targets a distinct operation (fetch, search, verify, citations, KB management, provider inspection, config reload), and the descriptions contain explicit 'Do NOT use X, use Y instead' cross-references that preempt the few plausible overlaps like fetch_page vs search_web deep mode.
All seven tools share the infobroker_ prefix and a consistent verb_noun pattern: fetch_page, search_web, verify_claims, get_citations, manage_kb, inspect_providers, reload_config.
Seven tools is well-scoped for a research/information-broker agent, with no redundant tools and every capability (search, fetch, verify, citations, KB, config) earning its place.
Core research lifecycle is covered: search, fetch, verify, cite, store/recall in KB, and manage providers/config. Minor gap: no dedicated report generation or export tool despite KB ingest referencing 'report' source types.