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Scored across 6 tools
list_topics, search_hig, and get_topic are clearly distinguished by browse/search/fetch semantics. The main overlap is between get_design_reference and guide_interface, which both return community implementation notes, though guide_interface adds a checklist and suggested topics.
Most tools follow a verb_noun pattern (list_topics, get_topic, get_design_reference, guide_interface). Minor deviations: search_hig uses an abbreviation as its object and help is a bare verb, but overall the convention is readable and predictable.
Six tools is well-scoped for a documentation/reference server. Each tool earns its place across discovery, retrieval, application guidance, and usage help with no redundancy bloat.
The surface covers the full discovery-to-application lifecycle: browse, search, fetch articles, get implementation notes, get a guided workflow, and help. Minor gaps like no explicit platform/section enumeration or bulk fetch exist but are workable via filters.