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search_docs and get_doc are clearly distinct, with one returning metadata and the other full content. search_and_fetch overlaps with both by combining them, but its purpose as a convenience method is clear enough to avoid real confusion.
search_docs and get_doc follow a consistent verb_noun pattern. search_and_fetch breaks the pattern slightly by combining two verbs with 'and', but the overall naming style remains predictable and readable.
Three tools is appropriate for a documentation-focused server: one to search, one to retrieve a single document, and one combined operation. Each tool has a distinct, useful purpose with no redundancy.
The core documentation workflow of searching and fetching content is fully covered. A minor gap is the lack of browsing or listing documentation paths without a search query, but agents can work around this using search_docs.