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Each tool has a distinct purpose: overview for metadata, search for keyword lookup, list for enumeration, and get for retrieving a specific post. No functional overlap.
All tool names use snake_case and follow a verb-noun pattern (search_content, list_content, get_content), with site_overview being a minor exception but still clear and consistent in style.
The server is intentionally read-only for a single blog, and four tools cover the essential content retrieval operations without redundancy or excess.
The tool set fully covers the read-only domain: discovering metadata, searching, listing, and fetching individual content. No write operations are needed given the stated read-only scope.