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Scored across 41 tools
Most tools follow a clear entity/action or entity/relation pattern, so gene_trials, variant_trials, drug_trials, and trial_search are distinguishable by name. A few fuzzy boundaries remain: discover overlaps with the domain searches, gene_get overlaps with ensembl_lookup, and gene_articles could be confused with article_search.
The dominant convention is consistent: entity_search/entity_get pairs and entity_relation tools like disease_drugs and gene_trials all use snake_case noun-first names. Generic outliers (discover, pdb, batch_get) and source-prefixed tools (ensembl_*, gtex_*) break the pattern slightly.
41 tools is a very large surface, exceeding the 25+ threshold for 'too many' regardless of how well-named they are. The broad biomedical scope justifies some size, but many search/get/relation tools could plausibly be consolidated into parameterized endpoints to reduce agent navigation cost.
The read-only biomedical surface is unusually thorough: all major entities have search/get plus cross-entity links (trials, drugs, diseases, articles, enrichment, expression, homology). Minor gaps remain, such as no direct variant-disease or disease-article endpoint, but they are workaroundable via existing search tools.
