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Scored across 14 tools
Most tools map to a distinct resource+action (post, comment, user, community) with clear boundaries. There is mild overlap between the community-discovery trio (search_communities, explore, get_leaderboard) and between scoped 'search' and 'get_community_posts', but the descriptions give enough signal (keyword vs. topic-grouped vs. growth-metrics; keyword vs. sort-based listing) to choose correctly.
Dominant pattern is get_<resource> / search_<resource>, applied consistently across posts, users, and communities. A few tools break the pattern with bare verbs or noun phrases ('search', 'explore', 'resolve_url_type'), but they remain readable and unambiguous.
14 tools is squarely in the well-scoped range for a read-only Reddit client. Each tool covers a distinct retrieval axis (entity type, listing source, or URL resolution) and none feels redundant padding.
Coverage is strong for a read-only scraper: posts, comments, users, communities, feeds, discovery, and URL routing are all present with sensible entry points. Minor gaps exist — no subreddit rules/moderators/wiki, no direct post-by-ID lookup (must go through a URL plus resolve_url_type), and no comment-level search.