Scored across 6 tools
get_company_info and search_filings have contradictory scoping: get_company_info tells you to use search_filings for Swedish company data, while search_filings tells you to use get_company_info instead. Additionally, due_diligence_report is essentially a multi-query wrapper around the same search functionality, creating a boundary question for agents.
Most tools follow a clear verb_noun pattern (get_company_info, search_filings, parse_pdf_to_text, get_current_power_price). The exceptions are ping, which is a standard health-check convention, and due_diligence_report, which is noun-oriented but still recognizable. Overall readable and mostly predictable.
Six tools is a well-scoped count for the described domain: connectivity, structured registry lookup, broad search, PDF processing, a market-specific data tool, and a multi-step report generator. Each tool earns its place without redundancy or bloat.
The surface covers search, company info, full-text PDF access, power prices, and report generation, but there are notable gaps: no structured Swedish company registry support (despite Nordic coverage), no direct way to list all filings for a given company beyond hit-based search, and no tool for retrieving historical power prices except via macro summaries. These gaps can likely be worked around but may cause agent uncertainty.
