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The pair follows a clean search-then-fetch split: searchPatternFlyDocs returns names/URIs/URLs, usePatternFlyDocs consumes them. The only slight fuzziness is that 'usePatternFlyDocs' alone doesn't signal 'fetch content' without reading the description, but the two tools are not confusable in practice.
Both names use camelCase with a verb+PatternFly+Docs structure (searchPatternFlyDocs, usePatternFlyDocs), giving a predictable, parallel pattern. No mixed conventions or vague one-word verbs.
Two tools is deliberately minimal but justified: this is the canonical search/fetch pattern for a documentation server, and each tool has a distinct, non-redundant role. It sits at the thin end of the range but is well scoped.
Discovery (search, including wildcard and version-specific queries) plus retrieval of markdown docs and JSON schemas covers the core documentation use case with no dead ends. Minor gaps exist, such as no explicit enumeration of available versions or collections, but '*' search largely compensates.