DealScreener: Spanish property auctions

The two tools form a clean search-then-detail pair: search_auctions returns listings with a key, and get_deal resolves a single property by that key. There is no overlap in purpose and the descriptions explicitly cross-reference each other, so misselection is unlikely.

Both names follow a consistent verb_noun snake_case pattern (search_auctions, get_deal) with unambiguous verbs. The noun differs (auctions vs deal) but reflects the actual resource each returns rather than breaking convention.

Two tools is thin even for a read-only screener; the surface is essentially one search plus one lookup. It is defensible for a narrowly scoped screening product, but leaves little room for supporting operations.

The core read path (search → detail) is covered, but there is no way to discover valid filter values (provinces, asset types, verdicts) or to page beyond the 25-result cap. No save/compare/alert operations exist, though the stated screening-only scope makes those arguably out of bounds.