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Scored across 9 tools
The retrieval tools target distinct filing types (insider buys, clusters, federal awards, 13D stakes, 13F changes) and the four verify_* tools each have a clearly different subject. The main risk is overlap between insider_buys and insider_cluster_buys (cluster is a subset of buys) and between fund_position_changes and verify_13f_change, but the descriptions draw the boundaries explicitly.
All names are snake_case and the verify_ prefix forms a clean, predictable pattern across the four verification tools. The retrieval tools are slightly less uniform (insider_buys vs federal_awards_recent vs fund_position_changes) but remain readable and coherent as a topic-based group.
Nine tools is well within the ideal 3-15 range, and each earns its place: five discovery tools for distinct filing types plus four matching verifiers. No redundant or filler tools.
The surface covers discovery and verification across insider, activist, 13F, and 8-K domains, which is strong lifecycle coverage for a filing-intelligence server. Minor gaps: 8-K has verification but no discovery counterpart, and there is no sell-side/13G or general filing-search operation, though agents can work around these.