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Scored across 16 tools
Multiple tools target similar actions (email finder vs LinkedIn email, people vs company employee search, phone vs US phone enrichment), and async workflows (research vs agent) are easy to confuse. Descriptions help clarify, but boundaries between tools are not always sharp.
Strong run_ prefix creates a consistent feel, but suffixes mix verb-style (search, extract) and noun-style (email_finder, phone_enrichment_us) naming. The outlier get_session_status breaks the run_ pattern, and run_linkedin_domain is misleading (it does not search by domain).
With 16 tools, this is slightly above the typical 3-15 range, but the server covers distinct domains (research, search, LinkedIn, email, phone, Crunchbase), so each tool earns a place. The count feels justified for a comprehensive enrichment platform, though it borders on heavy.
Core data retrieval surfaces are well covered: research workflow, search, extraction, LinkedIn, email, phone, and company data. Notable gaps include no agent management (list/create agents) and no session control (cancel/pause), but most practical workflows are supported.