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web_search and web_extract have clearly distinct roles: discovery vs. full-page reading. The descriptions explicitly cross-reference each other, telling the agent to use web_search first and web_extract for detail.
Both tools follow a strict web_verb pattern (web_search, web_extract) with snake_case throughout. The convention is predictable and easy to extend.
Two tools form a coherent minimal pair but feel thin for a web utility server, lacking follow-up operations like opening/crawling many links or handling JS-heavy pages. It is borderline under-scoped rather than inappropriate.
The core search-then-extract workflow is complete, including pagination guidance for long pages. Minor gaps exist around JavaScript/login-protected pages and PDF extraction, though the descriptions explicitly point to external browser tools for those cases.