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Scored across 23 tools
Tools are mostly well-distinguished by their target resource and action: parcel search vs. transaction search vs. statistics vs. per-transaction enrichment layers are all clear. A few pairs (search_by_area vs. search_by_polygon, and search_parcels vs. resolve_parcel) have overlapping boundaries, but the descriptions explain when to use each.
The set follows a consistent verb-first convention: search_* for discovery, get_* for retrieval, and a few standalone verbs like resolve/compare/estimate. Minor deviations such as search_by_area/search_by_polygon versus search_parcels/search_transactions, and get_building_breakdown instead of get_transaction_buildings, are slight but not confusing.
23 tools is a large surface, and the calibration guidance marks 16-25 tools as heavy. The count is justified by the number of enrichment layers for transactions, but the set sits in the upper range where it becomes harder for an agent to weigh all options efficiently.
The surface is very complete for a real-estate data server: parcel discovery/resolution/full reports, transaction search by name/radius/polygon, price statistics and distribution, market overview, comparison, valuation, demographics, infrastructure signals, and eight per-transaction breakdowns. There are no obvious dead ends: search result IDs feed the detail tools, and parcel IDs feed both transaction and parcel-report tools.