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Scored across 3 tools
The three tools have clearly distinct purposes: 'get' retrieves a specific PEP by number, 'list' enumerates all active PEPs, and 'search' finds PEPs by title query. No functional overlap exists between them.
All tools follow a consistent snake_case verb_noun pattern (get_pep, list_peps, search_peps). The pluralization appropriately matches the return cardinality (singular for single retrieval, plural for collection operations).
Three tools is the ideal minimum for a read-only document server, covering the essential access patterns: enumeration, search, and specific retrieval. The scope is tightly focused without bloat.
While the basic read operations are present, notable gaps exist: list_peps and search_peps are restricted to 'active' PEPs only with no way to access other statuses, search_peps only searches titles (not content or authors), and there are no filtering options for metadata like author or Python version.