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Scored across 5 tools
The five tools mostly target distinct workflows: search, person details, weekly outreach, recent contacts, and pre-meeting briefing. kisi_karti and brifing both center on a single person and could occasionally be confused, but their descriptions clarify when to use each.
All names use lowercase snake_case Turkish, which is readable and consistent in casing. However, the pattern mixes a verb phrase (kisi_ara) with noun phrases (kisi_karti, bu_hafta, son_gorusmeler, brifing), so it lacks a predictable verb_noun convention.
Five tools is well within the appropriate range and each tool earns its place by covering a distinct personal CRM query or briefing workflow. The set is neither thin nor bloated for the apparent scope.
The surface is entirely read-oriented: search, detail, weekly follow-up, recent contacts, and briefing. It lacks tools to create or update contacts, log new interactions, or manage promises and next steps, which are core lifecycle operations for a personal CRM.