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Scored across 13 tools
Each tool maps to a distinct RIS collection (federal law, state law, judicature, gazettes, municipal, miscellaneous, history) and descriptions explicitly cross-reference where boundaries blur, e.g. telling the agent to use ris_bundesrecht when a state search turns up a federal matter. Residual overlap remains between ris_landesrecht / ris_landesgesetzblatt / ris_verordnungen and between ris_bundesrecht / ris_bundesgesetzblatt, and ris_dokument_abschnitt self-declares it is not for direct use, which weakens the set slightly.
Every tool follows a uniform ris_<collection> snake_case pattern, with the two retrieval tools (ris_dokument, ris_dokument_abschnitt) forming a coherent sub-family. No mixed casing or inconsistent verb styles anywhere.
13 tools sits squarely in the well-scoped range, and each one corresponds to a real, separable RIS collection or retrieval operation. No tool looks redundant or bolted on.
The surface covers the core RIS lifecycle: searching each collection, tracking change history, and loading full document text. Minor gaps exist — no cross-collection or unified search entry point, and ris_dokument_abschnitt is viewer-only, forcing agents to rely on ris_dokument with truncation caveats for long documents.