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The two tools occupy clearly separate phases: math.find is for discovery and inspection, while math.run is for execution. Their inputs and outputs are distinct, so an agent selecting between them has no real ambiguity.
Both tool names share the same math. namespace and follow a simple verb pattern: find and run. This creates a predictable, uniform naming convention with no mixed styles.
Two tools is slightly below the typical MCP tool count, but it is proportionate to this server's dispatcher design: discovering/inspecting operations and executing them are the two essential capabilities. Each tool is necessary and neither is redundant.
The apparent domain is a registry/executor for public math operations, and math.find plus math.run covers the full discover-inspect-execute lifecycle. The catalog can be accessed through find, and run handles execution, so there are no obvious dead ends or missing operations.