Kingdom of Kantrom

The transactional tools (pedir_sello, verificar_sello, consultar_boe) are clearly distinct, but the informational trio (que_es_kantrom, catalogo, empadronarse) all answer variants of 'what is this place and what can I get here', which invites misselection. Descriptions help somewhat, but an agent asking about 'prices' or 'how to join' could plausibly land on any of the three.

Three tools follow a clean verb_noun Spanish pattern (consultar_boe, pedir_sello, verificar_sello), but the set is rounded out by a bare noun (catalogo), a reflexive verb (empadronarse), and a question phrase (que_es_kantrom). The casing is consistently snake_case, but the verb-style convention is mixed.

Six tools is a well-scoped surface for a narrow domain (gazette, catalog, seals, registration), and each tool maps to a recognizable need. Slightly thin in that two slots are devoted to purely informational 'about the kingdom' content rather than operations.

Seal purchase and verification form a closed loop alongside the catalog and Gazette, but empadronarse appears to only explain registration rather than perform it, and there is no way to look up a resident, list registered agents, or list issued seals. These are notable gaps for a state offering citizenship and a verifiable economy.