TradesPro

Most tools have distinct purposes: check_permit_requirements focuses on permits, estimate_materials and lookup_material_price handle costs, list_available_jobs and list_code_topics provide listings, lookup_building_code gives code details, and scope_job offers comprehensive job scoping. However, estimate_materials and scope_job both take job_type and could be confused for overlapping cost estimation, though scope_job is broader.

All tools follow a consistent snake_case verb_noun pattern: check_permit_requirements, estimate_materials, list_available_jobs, list_code_topics, lookup_building_code, lookup_material_price, and scope_job. The verbs (check, estimate, list, lookup, scope) are clear and appropriately descriptive for their functions.

With 7 tools, this is well-scoped for a trades and building code assistant. It covers key areas like job templates, material costs, code lookups, and permit checks without being overwhelming. The count aligns with the server's purpose of providing comprehensive trade job guidance.

The toolset covers core aspects of trade jobs: listing jobs, estimating materials and costs, checking permits, and looking up codes. Minor gaps include no direct tool for creating or managing job templates, and the reliance on predefined job_types might limit customization. However, agents can work around this using the available tools for most workflows.