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Scored across 10 tools
The split between scrape_raw_html and the domain-specific extractors (retail, real estate, booking, grocery, search engine, social) is explicitly documented, including 'prefer X over raw_html' guidance, which removes most ambiguity. The residual overlap is scrape_retail vs scrape_grocery (both extract product title/price/brand from an e-commerce-like page) and scrape_booking vs scrape_real_estate for rental listings, where an agent could plausibly pick either.
Every tool is snake_case with a clear verb_noun form: scrape_<domain> for extraction and get_<resource> for retrieval (get_account, get_usage_history, get_social_media_result). The grouping is immediately legible and the async continuation tool is named to pair with its producer.
Ten tools is a tight, well-earned surface for a scraping service: one generic fetcher, five domain extractors, one search-engine tool, one social-media tool, and account/usage/async-result support. Nothing looks redundant or padding-like, and the set stays well under typical context-bloat thresholds.
The lifecycle is essentially covered: fetch, specialized extraction, account credit state, usage/error history, and an async result poller for the long-running social path. Minor gaps remain — no batch/bulk scraping, no screenshot or rendered-page artefact, and no way to discover which sites/APIs are supported other than the hardcoded examples in descriptions.
