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Scored across 45 tools
Many tools target nearly identical outcomes: calculate_federal_tax, calculate_total_tax, generate_full_tax_report, generate_tax_plan, and run_tax_health_check all produce overlapping tax estimates, and compare_filing_statuses vs compare_mfj_vs_mfs or estimate_state_tax vs compare_state_taxes vs get_state_tax_info vs analyze_relocation_taxes blur together. Descriptions hint at differences but an agent must read carefully to choose correctly, and several tools could plausibly be swapped with no user-visible consequence.
Almost everything is snake_case verb_noun (calculate_*, get_*, list_*, compare_*, estimate_*, analyze_*). A few break the pattern — standard_vs_itemized has no verb, what_changed_between_tax_years inverts the convention — but the overall scheme is predictable and scannable.
45 tools is far beyond a scoped surface for a single-domain tax server, and the count is inflated by near-duplicate calculators and one-off analyses. Several tools (plan_retirement_withdrawals, optimize_capital_gains, analyze_relocation_taxes) feel like separate products bolted on rather than earned members of a set.
Coverage of the individual-taxpayer lifecycle is genuinely broad: brackets, deductions, credits, forms, deadlines, withholding, state tax, planning, and audit risk are all represented. Gaps remain around business entity returns, amended returns, payments/e-file, and international reporting (FBAR, foreign tax credit), which agents may hit.