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Scored across 6 tools
There is substantial overlap: rag_search_ddgs and deep_research_ddgs differ mainly by single-term vs multi-term querying, and rag_search_google mirrors deep_research_google. The bare `search` tool also competes with rag_search_ddgs, though its passage-level output and 'use this first' guidance help differentiate it.
Most tools use a consistent snake_case, prefixed pattern (rag_search_* and deep_research_*). The bare `search` name and the parallel backend suffixes (`_ddgs`, `_google`) create minor inconsistency, but the overall naming remains readable and predictable.
Six tools is well-scoped for a web-search/RAG server. Each tool maps to a search mode (smart passage search, page search, deep multi-term research) with backend variants.
The surface covers single-query page search, passage search, and multi-term deep research across multiple engines. A direct fetch/extract-URL tool or explicit index-management operation is absent, but core research workflows are covered.