eu-registry

The three tools split cleanly by input key: national ID (get_company), VAT number (lookup_company_by_vat), and company name (search_company). There is partial overlap because get_company can also resolve nl/it/at/es/be via VIES VAT, which brushes against lookup_company_by_vat, but the descriptions explain the distinction (authoritative registry record vs. free VIES validity check).

All names are snake_case and end in the resource noun 'company' with a leading verb (get_/lookup_/search_). The verbs vary in style and one name carries a 'by_vat' qualifier, which is a minor deviation from a strictly uniform verb_noun pattern but remains readable and predictable.

Three tools is lean but justified for a read-only registry lookup service, where the natural axes are ID, VAT, and name. Coverage of many countries happens inside each tool rather than by multiplying endpoints, so the count feels intentionally scoped rather than thin.

The core identity-resolution paths (by ID, by VAT, by name) are covered for a broad set of EU/EEA registries, and cross-references between tools (e.g., LT GLEIF/VIES fallback) are noted. Gaps are minor: no discovery/introspection tool listing supported country-code schemas, and no way to reverse VAT from a national ID in one call.