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get_passage, get_document, get_page_image, and index_status are clearly distinct, but search_library and find_evidence overlap heavily since both search the same evidence set for relevant passages. The descriptions add some differentiation, but an agent could still easily pick the wrong one for a general search.
Most tools follow a clear verb_noun pattern: search_library, get_passage, get_document, get_page_image, find_evidence. The exception is index_status, which is a noun phrase instead of something like get_index_status, but this is only a minor consistency break.
Six tools form a tight, well-scoped set for an evidence-retrieval knowledge base. Each tool maps to a specific step in the workflow of searching, retrieving, and verifying evidence, with no unnecessary bloat.
The core research workflow is covered: search, retrieve passages, inspect page images, check metadata, and monitor index status. Notable gaps are full-document text retrieval and index/database management, but agents can still complete the primary evidence-checking task with the provided tools.