Agent Credit Bureau

The two tools have distinct orientations: one retrieves historical economic evidence, the other compares that evidence against a proposed exposure. However, both operate on the same underlying agent credit data, so an agent could still confuse fetching raw history with running an assessment.

Both names follow snake_case with a verb_agent_credit_noun pattern (assess_... and get_...). There is no mixing of casing or verb styles, making the convention predictable.

Two tools is thin for a 'credit bureau' that could reasonably offer registration, obligation recording, disputes, or agent lookup. The described scope is narrow, but the small surface feels borderline rather than well-scoped.

The surface covers retrieval of a credit report and an exposure assessment, but lacks write, update, or listing operations that a bureau typically provides (e.g., reporting obligations, disputing records, searching agents). Agents can work around some gaps if the two read operations suffice, but the lifecycle is incomplete.