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Scored across 12 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct roles: retrieval, verification, conversion, discovery, and comparison are separated. However, search vs. search_indicators and get_indicator vs. get_series vs. fetch have some boundary overlap that an agent must parse from descriptions. country_snapshot vs. get_indicator is also somewhat overlapping but clarified by the snapshot's bundled scope.
The names use snake_case throughout and are readable, but they mix conventions: verb_noun (get_indicator, verify_stat, compare_sources), bare verbs (search, fetch), and noun/verb forms (country_snapshot, inflation_adjust). The inconsistency is not chaotic, but there is no single predictable pattern.
Twelve tools is well within the ideal range and each tool appears to earn its place across discovery, retrieval, verification, conversion, and source comparison. The set is broad but not bloated for an economic-statistics citation server.
The surface covers source discovery, indicator search, single and multi-source retrieval, country snapshots, currency and inflation adjustment, single-claim and whole-draft verification, and source comparison. It also explicitly handles fallback sources, disabled sources, and unverifiable claims, leaving no obvious lifecycle gap for the stated purpose.
