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Scored across 10 tools
web_search and google_search are distinct (page content vs SERP rankings), but web_search can also read URLs directly, overlapping with read_url. company_profile bundles check_email_security, detect_tech_stack, and extract_contacts, so an agent must decide between the aggregate and individual tools.
All names use snake_case, but the pattern is mixed: most are verb_noun (check_email_security, validate_emails, read_url, extract_contacts, detect_tech_stack, crawl_site_markdown) while several are noun_noun (web_search, google_search, company_profile, package_health). Still readable and consistent in casing.
10 tools is well within the 3–15 sweet spot for a web data toolkit, and each covers a distinct capability (search, crawl, extract, validate, profile). No obvious redundancy despite company_profile bundling others.
Covers search, URL reading, crawling, contact extraction, tech detection, email security/validation, company profiling, package health, and SERP data. Minor gaps exist (e.g., structured data extraction, sitemap parsing, or a dedicated TLS check), but core web-research workflows are fully supported.