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Scored across 61 tools
Source prefixes like ppubs_, odp_, ptab_, and tsdr_ help, but the set contains many overlapping tools: patentsview_search_patents vs ppubs_search_patents, patentsview_get_patent vs ppubs_get_patent_by_number, multiple citation/office-action tools, and several get_documents variants. The 13 deprecated PatentsView tools plus multiple unavailable legacy tools create real ambiguity even when descriptions try to redirect agents.
Most names follow a source_prefix + verb + object pattern (e.g., odp_get_application, ptab_search_proceedings, tsdr_download_trademark_documents), and verbs are consistently get/search/list/download. Deviations are limited to unprefixed helpers like check_api_status and search_litigation, plus a few lookup vs get inconsistencies in the PatentsView group.
61 tools far exceeds the 3-15 well-scoped range and crosses the 50+ threshold for an extreme count mismatch. At least 13 are deprecated PatentsView tools and several more are unavailable legacy endpoints, so much of the surface is dead weight for agents.
Core patent and trademark lookup/search is covered, but many workflows dead-end: office-action text, citations, and rejections are unavailable with no fully working replacement for document text, litigation tools are not live, and citation enrichment points to another deprecated tool. There are also gaps like no downloadable file-wrapper documents or direct bulk dataset content access.