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resolve_tauri_docs (metadata lookup) and query_tauri_docs (content retrieval) are clearly distinct purposes, and search_tauri_docs is explicitly documented as a compatibility alias for the resolve+query pair. The remaining ambiguity is that an agent might still reach for search, but the description steers it correctly.
All three tools follow an identical verb_noun_topic pattern (resolve/query/search + _tauri_docs) in consistent snake_case. The naming is fully predictable.
Three tools is slightly thin but appropriate for a documentation lookup server with a small bounded domain. Each tool covers a distinct retrieval phase with no filler.
The resolve-then-query lifecycle plus a compatibility search covers discovery and content retrieval for the Tauri doc corpus. A browse/list-all-identifiers operation is absent, but search largely covers that need.