grok-search
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TDQS
Scored across 13 tools
The core search/fetch tools (web_search, get_sources, web_fetch, web_map) are clearly distinct. The six planning tools (plan_*) are sequential phases with explicit ordering, so though they share a prefix, each has a unique purpose. Minor risk of confusion between plan_sub_query and plan_search_term, but descriptions clarify the difference.
All tools use snake_case and follow a clear verb_noun pattern (e.g., web_search, get_sources, switch_model, plan_intent). The planning tools uniformly start with 'plan_' and the rest use action verbs. Consistent naming across the entire set.
13 tools is a moderate count. The core search operations (search, fetch, map, sources) justify their presence, and the 6 planning tools form a structured workflow. While it feels slightly heavy for a search server, every tool has a defined role and the count is not excessive.
The tool set covers the search lifecycle: planning (plan_*), executing search (web_search), retrieving sources (get_sources), fetching content (web_fetch), and site exploration (web_map). Configuration and integration tools (get_config_info, switch_model, toggle_builtin_tools) round out the surface. Minor gap: no explicit tool to clear or manage cached sessions, but that is not a core search operation.