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Scored across 6 tools
The core tools (discover, resolve, get_api_detail, get_index) have distinct purposes, but the presence of deprecated aliases (browse_apis, search_apis) that mirror functionalities introduces ambiguity. The deprecation notices help, but agents may still select the wrong tool without careful reading.
Tool names mix conventions: some are single verbs ('discover', 'resolve'), some use 'get_' prefix ('get_api_detail', 'get_index'), and others follow verb_noun pattern ('browse_apis', 'search_apis'). While still readable, the inconsistency could confuse agents expecting a uniform pattern.
With 6 tools (2 deprecated), the effective count is 4 core tools, which is appropriate for API discovery and details. The scope is well-focused, and the tools are not excessive.
The set covers key operations: listing (discover), best-match selection (resolve), detailed information (get_api_detail), and platform overview (get_index). There are no obvious gaps for the stated purpose of API discovery and inspection.