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Search is explicitly for discovery, execute for running one operation, and multi-execute for running up to 20 in order with dependency chaining. Their purposes are clearly distinct and non-overlapping, with descriptions that make the boundaries obvious.
The names 'search', 'execute', and 'multi-execute' all use verb-based action words, but 'multi-execute' is a compound that deviates slightly from the simple verb pattern. The set is still predictable and readable overall.
Three tools perfectly match the generic API gateway pattern: one for discovery, one for single execution, and one for batch execution. Each tool earns its place without redundancy or missing layers.
The set covers discovery, single execution, and chained batch execution, which is nearly complete for a meta-API gateway. Minor gaps include no continue-on-error option for multi-execute and no way to list all operations without a keyword.