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    • A
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      Enables AI assistants to retrieve, search, and track changes to US Code of Federal Regulations sections via the eCFR API, returning actual regulation text with citations and point-in-time date support.
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      MIT
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      Enables Claude Code to perform local hybrid search over crawled web pages and personal PDF, Markdown, HTML, and text documents, returning cited passages with source, section, page, and score details. It also exposes tools to list documents, retrieve full document text, and check index status.
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      Enables agents to search a local, fully offline personal document library (Markdown/txt/PDF/docx) via SQLite FTS5 trigram search with subject-terminology expansion, returning every hit with its domain, document title, section path, and page or offset provenance. It also exposes domain statistics, incremental ingestion, and document deprecation as tools, alongside a read-only, runtime-persona-scoped ask/coverage mode.
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    • A
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      Enables searching and reading the US Code of Federal Regulations through tools that return excerpts, full text, legal citations, and linked source URLs, with read-only, stateless access.
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      MIT
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      Gives AI agents fast, read-only access to a local knowledge base of Markdown notes and other text documents via a SQLite full-text index. Enables ranked section-level search, reading whole notes or single sections, heading outlines, note listing, and link/backlink navigation without slow disk walks.
      Apache 2.0

    TDQS

    A4.1/5.0

    Scored across 9 tools

    Disambiguation3/5

    Two pairs overlap meaningfully: `health` and `index_status` both report index readiness/staleness (health is a verdict, index_status is a report), and `list_parts` and `browse_title38` both serve hierarchy discovery. The temporal tools (get_section vs get_section_at, diff_issues vs redline) are clearly delineated, but the agents still have to guess between the readiness and discovery pairs.

    Naming Consistency4/5

    Most tools follow a verb_noun pattern (list_parts, search_regulations, get_section, browse_title38, diff_issues), with `get_section_at` a sensible variant. `health` and `redline` are bare noun/verb outliers that break the pattern, though they remain readable.

    Tool Count5/5

    Nine tools is well scoped: discovery, search, current and historical retrieval, change detection, and readiness checks each earn their place without bloat.

    Completeness4/5

    Coverage is strong across the CFR lifecycle: discovery, full-text search, current and point-in-time retrieval, title-level diff, and line-level redline. Minor gaps remain — no tool to trigger or repair a sync/index rebuild (CLI-only), and historical text is only retrievable per-provision, not searchable.

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