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Scored across 13 tools
Each tool targets a distinct Austrian legal source, and the document/history tools are clearly separated from the search tools. The only mild risk is the cluster of state-level gazette/ordinance tools (ris_landesgesetzblatt, ris_verordnungen, ris_landesrecht), but their descriptions clarify the differences.
All tools consistently use the ris_ prefix followed by the legal collection or resource (dokument, bundesrecht, judikatur, etc.). The one compound name, ris_dokument_abschnitt, follows naturally from ris_dokument and does not break the pattern.
13 tools maps cleanly to the major databases in the Austrian RIS and is within a well-scoped range. Each tool covers a distinct source type, and none feel redundant or ceremonial.
The surface covers search and retrieval across federal/state law, court decisions, gazettes, bills, municipal/district instruments, miscellaneous collections, and change history. For a read-only legal research domain this is comprehensive; the main document workflow has no dead ends.