Korean Law MCP
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Scored across 10 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct purposes: search/get law texts, ordinance radar, annexes, research vs analysis, and decision search/retrieval. However, legal_research and legal_analysis both handle multi-step queries, and their sub-modes (e.g., full_research vs ordinance_compare) could cause overlap confusion, though descriptions help.
Tool names are mostly descriptive with verb_noun pattern (search_law, get_law_text, get_annexes, search_decisions, get_decision_text), but names like ordinance_radar, legal_research, legal_analysis, and the meta tools (discover_tools, execute_tool) break the pattern. The mix of camelCase and snake_case (e.g., includeText, detailLimit) in parameters further reduces consistency.
10 tools is a reasonable count for a domain as broad as Korean law. The surface covers core search, retrieval, and analysis needs. Slightly on the higher side but each tool serves a distinct purpose, well-scoped for the complexity of legal research.
The tool set covers the main legal workflows: searching laws, retrieving full text, checking annexes, analyzing ordinances against higher laws, and multi-domain decision search. Minor gaps include direct version comparison (e.g., diff between two law versions) and a dedicated tool for checking law validity date ranges, but the existing legal_analysis.applicable_law mode addresses some of this.