UK Legislation Changes

The four tools are generally distinct: search finds provisions by keyword, history drills into one provision, and the two list tools are separated by recency vs. frequency. There is slight potential for confusion between get_most_amended and get_recent_amendments, but their ordering criteria are clearly stated.

All tool names use lowercase snake_case and mostly follow a get_/search_ verb-first pattern. Minor inconsistency comes from get_most_amended being an adjective/past-participle rather than a noun object, but the pattern is still predictable.

Four tools is a well-scoped size for a legislation-change tracking server. Each tool covers a distinct core query: search, history, recent changes, and high-churn provisions, with no redundant tools.

The set covers the main change-tracking workflows: keyword discovery, detailed point-in-time history, recent amendments, and high-churn provisions. A minor gap is the lack of a way to filter recent amendments by legal area or date range, but agents can work around this via search and history.