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Scored across 7 tools
The search, popular, get-by-id, source-list, forwarding, and webapp auth tools each target distinct actions, and the descriptions clearly separate them. search_torrents and popular_torrents are the closest pair, but query-based search vs. official top listings is explicit. torrent_webapp and authorize_webapp are complementary steps rather than overlapping tools.
Most tools follow a verb_noun pattern (get_torrent, search_torrents, authorize_webapp, forward_torrent), but available_sources and popular_torrents use adjective_noun phrasing and torrent_webapp is a bare resource name. These deviations are readable but break the otherwise consistent command-style convention.
Seven tools is a well-scoped size for a torrent search server with an additional Telegram/webapp pairing flow. Each tool covers a distinct step without redundancy or unnecessary breadth.
The core workflow is covered: discover sources, search or list popular torrents, resolve a magnet by id, and forward it to Telegram, plus the webapp authorization flow. Minor gaps remain such as source-specific browsing or more detailed torrent metadata, but they do not create dead ends for the main use case.