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catalog_values and catalog_count_by both return per-value occurrence counts, catalog_top is essentially a sorted special case of catalog_query, and catalog_stats overlaps with catalog_schema's min/max summaries. Each tool has a slightly different focus, but the boundaries are fuzzy enough that an agent could easily misselect.
All tool names share the catalog_ prefix and snake_case, so the namespace is predictable. The suffixes are not uniformly verb_noun—schema/stats/values are nouns while get/query/count_by/top are verb-like—so it is mostly consistent rather than perfectly patterned.
Seven tools is a well-scoped size for a catalog exploration server: enough for schema discovery, statistics, filtering, record retrieval, grouping, and value enumeration without bloat.
For a read-only catalog/exploration domain, the set covers the full workflow: understand the schema, inspect summary statistics, learn field vocabulary, filter/sort/page records, fetch by id, and aggregate/rank. No obvious dead-end operation is missing.