korean-law-mcp
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Core search tools (search_decisions, search_law) are distinct, but meta-tools execute_tool, discover_tools, and legal_research overlap in serving as fallback mechanisms for unsupported queries, causing potential confusion about when to use which.
Mostly verb_noun or noun patterns (search_decisions, get_decision_text, search_law, get_law_text, get_annexes, legal_research, legal_analysis) but ordinance_radar breaks the pattern by using a noun_noun metaphor, and meta-tools (execute_tool, discover_tools) are less predictable.
10 tools is well-scoped for a legal research server, though the presence of two meta-tools (execute_tool, discover_tools) that proxy to 80+ other tools makes the surface feel slightly inflated and less direct.
Covers key legal research operations across 18 domains (search, retrieval, analysis, research chains), with minor gaps like fetching full decision texts or advanced filtering, but meta-tools extend functionality significantly.