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Scored across 6 tools
Each tool targets a distinct data type and action: trials are split between search (list) and get (detail), while drug tools cleanly separate recalls, adverse-event reports, labels, and name normalization. The descriptions reinforce the boundaries and cross-reference each other, so an agent should rarely misselect.
All tools use an imperative verb + object pattern in snake_case: get_trial, search_trials, search_drug_recalls, get_adverse_events, get_drug_label, normalize_drug_name. The only variation is singular versus plural object forms, which aligns with whether a tool returns one record or many.
Six tools is a focused, appropriate size for a medical-information server that spans clinical trials and FDA drug data. No tool feels redundant, and the set is small enough to avoid agent decision overhead.
The trial workflow is complete: search results point to a full-record getter with eligibility criteria and locations. The drug side covers name resolution, recalls, adverse-event summaries, and labels, with no obvious dead ends for a read-only informational server.