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Scored across 9 tools
Three geography/coverage tools overlap significantly: national_stats, coverage_stats, and coverage_for all report aggregate totals by region, and national_stats even instructs users to prefer coverage_stats. get_scorecard vs get_evidence_packet is clearer but still requires reading descriptions to distinguish grade reporting from remediation packets.
All names use uniform lower_snake_case, and most follow a verb_noun pattern (get_history, get_rollup, explain_finding, search_agencies). However, national_stats, coverage_stats, and coverage_for drop the verb and use noun/preposition forms, breaking the pattern for a third of the set.
Nine tools is a reasonable, well-scoped count for a scorecarding domain spanning agency, cohort, and national views. The slight over-provisioning comes from the redundant coverage/national stats trio rather than genuinely distinct capabilities.
The surface covers the full lifecycle: search, agency scorecard, history, finding explanation, remediation packet, cohort rollup, and geographic/national aggregates. No obvious operation is missing, though a bulk export or comparison tool would round it out.