dongguk-rule-mcp
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The toolset clearly designates lookup_dongguk_rule as the primary tool and provides auxiliary tools with explicit usage conditions. Some overlap exists among search_rule, search_rule_deep, and lookup_dongguk_rule, but the descriptions route agents effectively.
Most names follow a clear verb_noun snake_case pattern (get_rule_toc, list_rule_history, compare_rule_versions). Deviations such as lookup_dongguk_rule, search_rule_deep, and applicable_rule are minor and remain recognizable.
Ten tools is well-scoped for the rule/law domain: search, retrieval, TOC navigation, history, comparison, citation verification, and time-specific applicability are each represented without unnecessary redundancy.
The toolset covers the full rule-inquiry lifecycle: finding candidates, retrieving current content, navigating structure, viewing historical versions, comparing revisions, verifying citations, and checking past applicability. No critical dead ends are apparent.