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Scored across 40 tools
Most tools target distinct resources and actions, and descriptions explicitly cross-reference each other (e.g. get_notes_of_decisions vs find_opinions_construing; check_draft vs detect_overruled_in_draft). However, the seven opinion-search variants and the layered citator/treatment tools share enough purpose that an agent could misselect without careful reading.
The set is almost entirely snake_case and predominantly verb_noun (get_opinion_text, search_opinions, verify_citation). A few noun-first or phrase names (case_summary, justice_info, constitutional_amendments, more_like_this, authoring_justice_on_issue) break the pattern slightly but remain readable and predictable.
Forty tools is heavy for any MCP server, and there is clear consolidation potential across the many opinion-search and citator tools. That said, the server covers an unusually broad domain (opinions, statutes, constitution, rules, admin code, AG opinions, JEAC opinions, figures, tables), so the count is high but not wholly unjustified.
The surface is remarkably complete for read-only legal research: search, retrieval, citation verification, parallel cites, citators, treatment history, cross-references, amendment timelines, and draft check suites are all present. Only minor gaps exist, such as no direct bulk-citation resolution or one-call full-opinion retrieval, but these are largely design choices.