uk-food-safety

Tools are largely distinct with clear scope boundaries. Minor potential confusion exists between the comprehensive 'get_product_requirements' and specific getters like 'get_hygiene_requirements' or 'get_labelling_requirements', though descriptions clarify that the former provides an overview while the latter offer deep-dives. The 'check_*' vs 'get_*' distinction is subtle but manageable.

Mixed verb usage undermines consistency: 'check' is used for both status verification ('check_data_freshness') and rule retrieval ('check_direct_sales_rules', 'check_raw_milk_rules'), while similar retrieval operations use 'get'. The 'about' tool breaks the verb_noun pattern entirely. All tools use snake_case consistently.

Eleven tools is well-suited for the domain, covering meta-operations (about, list_sources, check_data_freshness), search, and specific regulatory areas (hygiene, labelling, traceability, assurance schemes, direct sales, raw milk) without bloat. Each tool earns its place in the UK food safety compliance workflow.

Strong coverage of core food safety domains including HACCP, traceability, labelling, and sales channels. The inclusion of regional raw milk rules and farm assurance schemes addresses specific UK complexities. Minor gaps may exist for specific approved establishment categories (meat/egg plants) and import controls, though 'get_product_requirements' likely covers these generally.