Firmaradar
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Scored across 35 tools
The tool set is largely well separated by resource and action, and the descriptions include useful cross-references such as 'use get_company before get_company_signals' and 'use get_aml_score instead of check_aml_pep for company AML'. However, several tools overlap in purpose—search_companies vs list_companies_in_nace, get_company vs get_company_signals, get_aml_score vs start_aml_report/get_aml_report, and find_related_companies vs find_shared_connections—so an agent must read carefully to choose correctly.
Every tool uses the firmaradar_ prefix followed by a consistent verb_noun pattern: get_, search_, list_, check_, find_, compare_, subscribe_, add_, delete_, start_, and confirm_. The naming is highly predictable and uniform, with only minor abbreviation variation such as check_fiv_bulk.
35 tools is a large surface for an agent to navigate, and the count is inflated by bulk variants, async AML report tools, and several overlapping search/get tools. While the broad Norwegian business-data domain justifies some size, this is above the 'heavy' threshold and will make tool selection harder.
The suite covers the main Norwegian company-data lifecycle: search/get companies, financials, ownership, roles, announcements, IP, grants, risk, AML, person lookups, and monitoring. Major gaps are the inability to list or delete company-level monitoring (only NACE subscriptions have list/delete), and somewhat awkward async/sync AML workflow. Overall these are minor gaps in an otherwise comprehensive domain.