normas-psav
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The three tools target clearly distinct operations: free-text search over articles (buscar), lookup of a specific norm by name/id with optional article extraction (norma), and a curated overview list of in-force PSAV norms (panorama). Descriptions make the boundaries unambiguous, so an agent can confidently pick the right tool.
The names mix a verb (buscar) with two nouns (norma, panorama), so there is no consistent verb_noun pattern. They remain readable and distinctive, but the convention is inconsistent across the set.
Three tools is on the thin side but each has a clear role: search, entity lookup, and overview. The set is well-scoped for a regulatory reference server, though one more operation (e.g., full-norm retrieval or broader listing) would make it feel less minimal.
Core workflows are covered: finding relevant articles, inspecting a norm's metadata and relationships, and discovering the in-force PSAV norm set. Minor gaps remain, such as retrieving a whole norm's text in one call rather than article by article, and listing norms outside the PSAV core.