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verify_artifact and verify_artifact_batch are clearly distinguished by single vs. batch input; the batch tool is essentially a convenience wrapper, so there is slight purpose overlap but descriptions make the boundary clear.
Both tools follow the same verb_noun convention (verify_artifact, verify_artifact_batch) with a predictable _batch suffix for the plural case.
Two tools is thin for an attestation service; the single/batch split is reasonable but leaves no room for auxiliary operations like retrieving past verdicts or fetching the signing key.
Core verification for one or many artifacts is covered, but there are notable gaps: no tool to retrieve a prior verdict or trust score, no way to fetch the Ed25519 public key needed to check the returned signature, and no mandate inspection.