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Scored across 8 tools
Each tool targets a distinct scope (national, area, school, time series, centers, categories, ranking), but several names share the 'cijfers' suffix and could be confused at a glance. The singular/plural center pair is clear, and the scope qualifiers help differentiate the statistics tools.
Tool names consistently use Dutch snake_case and follow a mostly predictable pattern: plural for collections, singular for detail, and scope-qualified 'cijfers' for statistics. The pattern is not verb-based, but it is internally consistent and readable.
Eight tools is well-scoped for a read-only statistics API covering categories, national averages, exam centers, rankings, area breakdowns, school details, and historical trends. No obvious redundancy or excessive granularity.
The tool set covers the full expected domain of CBR driving-exam statistics: reference categories, national benchmark, exam-center list/detail, rankings, geographic breakdowns, per-school stats, and time series. It leaves no major query type unaddressed for the apparent purpose.