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Each tool has a distinct role: docs_list browses the page index, docs_search finds sections by keyword, docs_fetch reads a full page, and the two extension_api tools split symbol discovery from symbol retrieval. The descriptions explicitly state the hand-off relationships (list/search → fetch, list → get), leaving no realistic misselection.
Names follow a predictable resource_action pattern in snake_case, split into two clean namespaces: docs_* (list/search/fetch) and extension_api_* (list/get). The only variance is fetch vs get across the two namespaces, which is justified by their different semantics (full page vs symbol declaration).
Five tools is tightly scoped to the two jobs of the server: documentation lookup and extension API reference. Every tool earns its place, with no redundant or filler operations.
The docs surface is complete (enumerate, search, retrieve) and the API surface covers symbol enumeration and declaration lookup. A minor gap is that the extension API can only be queried by exact symbol name after listing, with no full-text/typeahead search over declarations, which could slow discovery for loosely-named symbols.