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Each tool has a clear, distinct purpose: searching by title, listing version dates, fetching an exact article, and retrieving full law text. The descriptions explicitly steer agents away from using get_article when get_law_text is more appropriate.
list_amendments, get_article, and get_law_text all follow a clean verb_noun pattern. search_by_title is a minor deviation with the preposition 'by', but it remains predictable and readable.
Four tools is well-scoped for a legal retrieval connector: discover a law, fetch its text, fetch a specific article, and check amendment dates. Each tool earns its place with no redundant overlap.
The core Swiss law research workflow is covered: find an act by title, retrieve the consolidated text, get a specific article, and list version dates. Missing historical version text retrieval and full-text cross-law search are minor gaps rather than blocking issues.