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Scored across 4 tools
odds_markets vs odds_new overlap heavily: odds_new is essentially odds_markets pre-sorted newest-first with the same fields, and odds_markets already offers a 'new' sort. odds_cluster and odds_fair are clearly distinct (aggregation view vs single-market pricing), but the listing pair creates a real misselection risk.
All four tools share the same odds_ prefix, giving a predictable namespace. The suffixes vary in kind (plural noun, singular noun, adjective), but the pattern remains readable and consistent enough to infer purpose.
Four tools is on the lean side but appropriate for a focused odds/pricing analytics service. Each tool covers a distinct query shape, though odds_new is largely redundant with odds_markets and could be folded into it.
The surface covers the core domain well: market discovery (with filters, sorting, paging), cross-deployer clustering, and single-market fair line with edge. Minor gaps exist, such as no deployer/category enumeration or historical line tracking, but agents can work around these via filters and text search.