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Scored across 3 tools
The three tools map onto a clear research pipeline: `search` finds sources, `fetch` reads a page, `answer` synthesises a cited response. The only blur is between `search` and `answer`, since both hit the web and return content, but the descriptions explicitly frame `answer` as the expensive synthesised variant and `search` as the read-sources-yourself option, which resolves it well enough for selection.
All three names are single lowercase verbs describing the action performed (`search`, `fetch`, `answer`), with no prefixes, suffixes, or mixed casing. The pattern is predictable and an agent can guess a tool's role from its name alone.
Three tools is exactly the minimal complete triad for a web-research server, and each has a distinct, non-redundant role in the find/read/synthesise workflow. Nothing feels padded or missing at the surface level.
Search, page reading (with pagination, query-scoped and path-scoped extraction), and grounded answering cover the core research lifecycle with no dead ends. Minor gaps remain: no batch/multi-URL fetch, no site mapping or crawling tool, and no way to issue several searches in one call, though these are workaroundable by repeating calls.