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Scored across 16 tools
Each tool has a clear platform suffix (_boj/_programmers) and a distinct verb (search, get, analyze, fetch, etc.). However, analyze_problem and generate_hint both provide hint-related data and could be confused, and get_problem vs fetch_problem_content have overlapping purposes (metadata vs full content), though descriptions help.
The vast majority follow a consistent verb_noun_platform pattern (e.g., search_problems_boj, generate_hint_programmers). The sole outlier is health_check, which breaks the verb_noun pattern but is a standard utility and acceptable.
16 tools is on the higher side but justified by covering two distinct platforms (BOJ and Programmers) with nearly parallel feature sets. Each tool serves a specific purpose, and the count is not excessive for the broader competitive-programming assistance domain.
The tool surface covers the full problem-solving lifecycle for both platforms: search, retrieve metadata/content, analyze with hints, generate review templates, and analyze code submissions. No obvious dead ends; the only minor gap is platform-specific extras like tag search only existing for BOJ, but that's a platform limitation.