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Scored across 7 tools
Most tools have distinct roles: crawl extracts text, sitemap discovers links, render_results presents output, and trending surfaces popular content. However, search, news, and ask all overlap as retrieval operations, distinguished mainly by the descriptions (engine-specific vs. news-focused vs. multi-engine fallback) rather than by clearly separate purposes.
Names mix conventions: verbs (crawl, search, ask), nouns (news, sitemap), a gerund (trending), and one verb_noun (render_results). The tools remain readable and mostly single-word, but there is no predictable pattern across the set.
Seven tools is well within a reasonable range for a search/crawl service and each maps to a recognizable capability. It is slightly generous given the retrieval overlap, but nothing feels redundant or filler.
The surface covers the search lifecycle well: multi-source retrieval (search, news, ask, trending), full-text extraction (crawl), link discovery (sitemap), and result presentation (render_results). Minor gaps exist around explicit pagination or structured filtering, but core workflows are covered.