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mrx_search_guides and search both search public MRX guides with overlapping purposes, while fetch and mrx_read_page both retrieve canonical public documents by canonical ID. mrx_get_started also overlaps with generic page reading, leaving only mrx_status as clearly distinct.
Most tools use a mrx_ prefix and snake_case, but 'search' and 'fetch' break the pattern as bare unprefixed verbs. The remaining names mix noun-only (mrx_status), verb phrase (mrx_get_started), and verb_noun (mrx_search_guides, mrx_read_page) conventions.
Six tools is a reasonable size for a public document research server, but the set is slightly padded by duplicate search and fetch/read tools that could be consolidated into one search and one retrieval tool.
The discover-then-retrieve workflow is largely covered: search finds canonical documents, fetch/read_page retrieves them, and status/get_started provide orientation. The only minor gap is the lack of an explicit list-all or browse-all tool, though search and status mitigate this.