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Scored across 6 tools
Each tool has a distinct role: passport (methodology/meta), list_months (period enumeration), get_month_notes (method notes) and three financial retrievals. The three retrieval tools (pnl/cashflow/balances) are the only potential confusion point, but descriptions clearly distinguish profit vs. cash movements vs. balance movements and repeat the as_of vs. received_at semantics.
Uniform snake_case verb_noun pattern throughout: get_passport, list_months, get_pnl, get_cashflow, get_balances, get_month_notes. The single list_ prefix is used appropriately for enumeration.
Six tools is well within the sweet spot and each earns its place: one onboarding/meta tool, one discovery tool, three data views and one context tool. No filler or redundant endpoints.
The read-only analytical surface (methodology, period discovery, three financial statements, month notes) covers the implied workflow end-to-end. Minor gaps: no account/entity listing, no cross-period comparison or transaction-level drill-down, and open periods are entirely inaccessible.