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Scored across 6 tools
Several tools have overlapping purposes: http_request and fetch_json both perform HTTP requests, and web_search and web_search_and_extract overlap in functionality. The distinctions between generic request and search/extract operations are unclear without detailed descriptions.
Tool names mix different patterns: some start with verbs (fetch_json, extract_webpage_content), while others are noun phrases (http_request, web_search) or compound verbs (web_search_and_extract). No consistent verb_noun convention is followed.
Six tools is a reasonable number for a web server utility, covering HTTP requests, JSON handling, batch operations, search, and extraction without being excessive or minimal.
The set covers core web operations: making requests, fetching JSON, batch processing, searching, and extracting content. Minor gaps exist, such as no explicit tool for HTML parsing beyond extraction, but the core surface is largely complete.