filing-agent
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Scored across 7 tools
Each tool targets a distinct step in a clear pipeline: company resolution, filing enumeration, page-level keyword search, page reading, XBRL concept discovery, fact retrieval, and arithmetic. The one potential overlap (search_filings vs xbrl_find_concepts) is explicitly separated in the descriptions as 'text search over pages' versus 'tag lookup', and the descriptions even cross-reference the next tool to use.
All names are snake_case verb_noun (resolve_company, list_filings, search_filings, read_filing_page, xbrl_find_concepts, xbrl_get_facts), with a sensible xbrl_ namespace prefix grouping the tag-based tools. The lone bare verb 'calculate' lacks a noun object, a minor deviation from an otherwise tight convention.
Seven tools is well-scoped for SEC filing research: two entry points (text and XBRL), one read tool, one lookup, one arithmetic utility. No tool looks redundant or padded, and nothing essential appears to be missing for the stated workflow.
The surface covers the full research loop: identify company, pick filing, search, read pages, find tags, pull reported facts, and compute ratios. Minor gaps remain — there is no way to enumerate all XBRL concepts for a company without a description query, and no statement/section-level listing or cross-company comparison — but agents can work around these via search and repeated calls.