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Scored across 6 tools
Each tool targets a distinct resource: headlines by section, market news, videos, keyword search, full article fetch, and a health probe. The only mild overlap is between ntv_headlines (wirtschaft section) and ntv_markets, plus ntv_search_news vs ntv_headlines, but the descriptions explicitly clarify both boundaries (market stories vs. live quotes; keyword search over the latest feed).
All tools share the ntv_ prefix and snake_case, giving a predictable namespace. There is a minor deviation in verb style: ntv_get_article and ntv_search_news use verbs while headlines/markets/videos/health are bare nouns, but the pattern is still easily readable.
Six tools is well-scoped for a news-site reader, with one tool per distinct content type plus article retrieval and a diagnostic. Nothing appears redundant, and each tool has a clear reason to exist.
Core workflows (browse by section, search, read full article, check availability) are covered. The notable gap is that search and listings only touch the most recent ~50 items with no pagination, date filtering, or archive access, which limits deeper retrieval but is workable given the latest-news framing.