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Scored across 14 tools
Most tools target a distinct corpus or operation—official texts, case law, local acts, admin archive, legal versions, evidence—and descriptions include source-specific qualifiers. The main ambiguity is between search_local_acts and search_admin_archive, which both involve operator-imported official texts, and between check_evidence/compare_evidence.
The large majority follow a consistent verb_noun snake_case pattern such as get_legal_version, compare_versions, search_case_law, and check_evidence. The bare verb names 'search' and 'fetch' are the only deviations, making the pattern mostly consistent with minor exceptions.
Fourteen tools is within the generally well-scoped range, but the surface is slightly heavy: there are multiple search variants and several overlapping evidence/version comparison tools. Even so, each tool appears to have a concrete role in the legal research workflow.
The set covers the domain's core workflow end-to-end: search across official, case-law, local, and admin corpora; fetch source evidence; retrieve dated legal versions; compare versions; resolve references; check evidence; review cases; inspect source status; consult methodology; and run rule evaluations. Documented limitations are coverage caveats rather than missing tool categories.