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Several clusters of near-duplicate tools make selection risky: manage_sitemaps (action=list/details/submit/delete) fully overlaps get_sitemaps, list_sitemaps_enhanced, get_sitemap_details, submit_sitemap and delete_sitemap; check_indexing_issues, batch_url_inspection and get_index_coverage all group URLs into issue buckets; and get_site_summary, get_performance_overview, get_search_analytics and compare_search_periods all answer 'how did traffic do'. check_url_status vs inspect_url_enhanced and get_search_analytics vs get_advanced_search_analytics are defensible tiering, but the sitemap and indexing clusters have no clear boundary.
The vast majority of names follow a clear verb_noun snake_case pattern (get_, list_, check_, find_, inspect_, submit_, delete_, compare_, export_). The main deviations are the documentation tools skills_list/skill_read, which invert to noun_verb and mix plural/singular, plus the bare reauthenticate.
38 tools for one API surface (Search Console) is heavy, and a large fraction are redundant: roughly six sitemap tools, three indexing-audit tools, four analytics query tools, and meta tools like get_creator_info, check_for_updates and get_capabilities. Consolidation could cut this to about 20 without losing capability.
The lifecycle is well covered: properties (list/get/add/delete), sitemaps (list/details/submit/delete), search analytics (basic, advanced, export, hourly, period comparison), URL inspection (single, quick, batch) plus setup/auth/skills helpers. Minor gaps only, such as no indexing-request workflow and no sitemap-index submission path distinct from submit_sitemap.