MissLicita: licitaciones del Estado peruano

Most tools target distinct resources or actions, and descriptions clarify overlaps such as buscar_licitaciones versus mi_radar and ficha_empresa versus verificar_sancion. The main ambiguity is analizar_mi_ruc, whose name suggests real analysis but only returns a link, though its description states this.

Most names use Spanish snake_case and readable verb_noun or noun patterns, but the set mixes conventions with English names like fetch and search plus noun-first tools like buenas_pro and referencia_montos. The naming is understandable but not predictably consistent.

The 12 tools are well scoped for a public-procurement intelligence server, covering search, profiles, awards, sanctions, pricing references, and document access without excessive fragmentation. Each tool appears to earn its place.

The surface covers the main workflows: finding open processes and minor contracts, checking companies and entities, reviewing awards and sanctions, and reading guides or public pages. Minor gaps remain around direct full process-detail retrieval and full bases access unless already summarized or available through generic fetch.