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Scored across 9 tools
The tool set has a major disambiguation problem due to inei_get_districts being misnamed: its description says it returns all 25 departments, not districts, making it redundant with inei_get_departments. Other tools like inei_browse_topics, inei_search_indicators, and inei_get_indicator_data have distinct roles, but the duplication causes confusion.
All tools use the 'inei_' prefix and snake_case, with a consistent verb_noun pattern (get_*, browse_*, search_*). However, inei_get_districts is misleading because it does not return districts but departments, breaking semantic consistency. inei_get_census_dashboard uses 'dashboard' instead of a data-object noun, which is a minor deviation.
With 9 tools, the set is well-scoped for a statistical API covering browsing, searching, geography listing, geography profiling, and data retrieval. Each tool has a clear purpose, and the count feels neither too sparse nor overwhelming.
The set covers the main workflows: explore topics, search indicators, retrieve data by geography, and get national summaries. It can handle department and province queries. However, the duplicate get_districts tool is unnecessary, and the API's limitation to department-level geography (no district data) is a domain constraint. Minor gaps exist (e.g., no hierarchical drill-down beyond two levels), but overall coverage is good for a read-only census API.