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Scored across 83 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct scopes, with descriptions that explicitly map each search tool to its source and next-step getters. A few boundaries (e.g., search_inec_publicaciones vs search_inec_estadisticas, search_archivos vs list_catalogo) require careful reading, but the overall set is navigable.
Tool names follow a consistent snake_case verb_noun pattern throughout (search_*, get_*, list_*, query_*, download_*, etc.). Minor acronyms like SRI and IESS are used uniformly and do not break the convention.
83 tools is an extreme mismatch for any server surface, far beyond the typical 3–15 range. Even with a broad multi-source domain, this volume imposes high cognitive load and makes tool selection impractical.
The surface covers an unusually wide range of Ecuadorian public data sources with search, metadata, download, and preview operations for each. Minor gaps exist for some niche datasets, but most domains have a full search-to-retrieval path.