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The five alias tools are explicitly deprecated duplicates of fetch with a preset format, so an agent can easily pick fetch_html instead of fetch with format=html. The descriptions do warn against this, but the tool set still presents six overlapping entry points for essentially one operation.
All names use a consistent snake_case fetch_* pattern, with the base tool simply named fetch. The convention is predictable, though the aliases create redundant variants rather than distinct operations.
Six tools are listed, but five are deprecated aliases that add no new capability. The effective surface is one tool, making the count misleading and cluttered rather than well-scoped.
The core fetch tool covers multiple formats, truncation cursors, timeouts, size limits, and optional browser rendering, which is solid coverage for an HTTP fetching server. The aliases do not fill real gaps, but the primary tool is fairly complete.