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Scored across 3 tools
Each tool has a clearly distinct scope: rss_list returns feed metadata, rss_latest aggregates articles across all feeds, and rss_feed targets one specific feed. The descriptions make the boundaries explicit, and the feed_id handoff between rss_list and rss_feed reinforces the separation.
All three tools share a consistent rss_ prefix, which is easy to predict. The suffix patterns vary slightly (verb 'list' vs adjective 'latest' vs noun 'feed'), so it's not a strict verb_noun scheme, but it remains readable and coherent.
Three tools is on the thin side but fits a focused read-only aggregator well, with each tool earning its place. It is slightly under-scoped given that feed configuration is implied but not directly exposed.
The read surface is solid: list feeds, aggregate latest, and drill into a single feed. However, there is no way to add, remove, or manage feeds, so lifecycle coverage is incomplete for an aggregator that references 'configured' feeds.