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Scored across 45 tools
Most tools have distinct purposes, e.g., separate tools for different CISPR parts and FCC parts. However, some overlap exists between advisor tools (certification_matrix, product_certification_advisor, market_requirements) and test planners (test_plan_generator, immunity_test_plan), though descriptions clarify roles.
Tool names predominantly follow a descriptive noun_verb pattern (e.g., cispr12_limit, fcc_part15_limit, lte_band_lookup). Some abbreviations are used consistently, but a few names like 'frequency_to_band' break the pattern. Overall, naming is clear and mostly consistent.
45 tools is excessive for typical server usage, risking agent confusion and selection overhead. While the domain is broad, many tools could be consolidated (e.g., merging related limit queries or test planners). This high count likely degrades coherence.
The tool set thoroughly covers EMC regulations: limits from major standards (CISPR, FCC, ISED), test methods (automotive, medical, general), certification roadmaps, market-specific requirements, and cross-references. No obvious gaps for the stated domain.