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Scored across 8 tools
Most tools target distinct data sources or use cases, but there is some overlap in company enrichment (company_360, wikidata_entity_enrichment, yc_companies_scraper) and job data (hiring_signals, remote_jobs_aggregator, plus hiring signals inside company_360). Descriptions clarify boundaries by specifying input types and sources, so an agent can usually pick correctly, but a few selections require careful reading.
All tool names use snake_case and are descriptive noun phrases, which is consistent and readable. Minor deviations exist in suffix patterns (scraper, extractor, aggregator, validator, enrichment, signals, quotes) and one name includes a number (company_360), but overall the convention is predictable.
Eight tools is well within the ideal 3–15 range for a data enrichment and leads toolkit. Each tool covers a distinct data source or processing need, so the count feels scoped and purposeful.
The surface covers company profiles, hiring signals, email validation, local POIs, market quotes, and YC data, which is broad for a leads-oriented server. Minor gaps remain, such as generic company discovery by criteria or person-level contact enrichment beyond what company_360 offers, but agents can work around them.