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Scored across 12 tools
Each tool targets a distinct resource and action: article retrieval, full-law retrieval, law-title search, article-text search, kokuji retrieval, amendment listing, update checks, batch retrieval, citation verification, structural analysis, related-reference suggestion, and server metrics. Descriptions explicitly clarify potentially overlapping pairs such as search_law vs. search_articles and get_law vs. get_full_law.
All 12 tools use lowercase snake_case with predictable verb-led patterns (get_, search_, check_, verify_, analyze_, suggest_), and no mixed conventions are present. Minor variations like get_full_law, get_laws_batch, and get_kokuji_amendments remain readable and consistent with the overall scheme.
12 tools is well-scoped for a legal-research MCP covering retrieval, search, update checking, verification, and analysis. The count stays within a reasonable range and each tool has a plausible role, even though get_metrics is ancillary.
The surface covers article/full-law retrieval, title and full-text search, kokuji retrieval and amendments, update history, batch retrieval, citation verification, and article analysis. Minor gaps remain: no tool to list available laws/aliases, no keyword search over kokuji contents, and citation verification is capped at 10 items, but core legal workflows are supported.