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Scored across 13 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct jobs: retrieval (get_country_rules, get_terminology, get_module_mapping, get_gotchas), action-oriented planning (assess_migration_readiness, plan_multi_country_rollout, plan_system_validation), and generic utilities (search_knowledge, compare_entities, traverse_decision_tree). The main blur is that search_knowledge exposes category filters ('country-rules', 'gotchas', 'terminology', 'decision-trees') that substantially overlap with four specialized tools, so an agent could plausibly reach for the wrong one. Descriptions suggest the specialized tools return structured/filtered output, which mitigates but does not eliminate the overlap.
All 13 names follow a consistent snake_case verb_noun pattern (get_*, run_*, search_*, traverse_*, assess_*, plan_*, compare_*). Verbs are chosen meaningfully rather than arbitrarily, and there are no mixed conventions or versioned/suffixed outliers.
Thirteen tools is squarely in the well-scoped range for a knowledge-plus-advisory server, with each tool mapping to a distinct knowledge category or planning task. Nothing feels like filler, and the surface is not so large that selection becomes a burden.
The read-only advisory surface is well covered: taxonomy discovery, knowledge search, rules/terminology/gotchas retrieval, decision trees, comparison, and three substantive planning tools (migration readiness, rollout waves, CSV). Minor gaps exist — analytical tools default to commercialization areas ('crm', 'safety-pv', 'regulated-content') with no equivalent depth for discovery/clinical, and there is no way to enumerate available decision trees or agent workflows other than via get_taxonomy/get_agent_workflow. These are workable-around rather than blocking.