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search_questions and search_questions_by_tag overlap because search_questions accepts advanced filters that likely include tag filtering, making the distinction unclear. fetch_question_answers is clearly distinct, retrieving a specific question with answers, but the two search tools create ambiguity.
All tool names follow a consistent verb_noun pattern: search_questions, search_questions_by_tag, and fetch_question_answers. The 'by_tag' modifier is a clear exception for the second search tool but still follows the same convention, making the naming predictable and uniform.
With 3 tools, the set is on the lean side but appropriate for a 'light' Stack Overflow read-only server. Each tool serves a core purpose without redundancy, and the count is reasonable for the intended narrow scope.
The server covers essential read operations: searching questions generically and by tag, and fetching a question with answers. Missing operations like user lookups or comment retrieval are not critical for a lightweight server, but the surface is slightly thin for full Stack Overflow coverage.