Capitol Ledger — Congressional Stock Disclosures
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Scored across 3 tools
get_portfolio and get_portfolio_changes both operate on saved report periods, but one returns allocations/audit metadata while the other returns purchases, sales, and weight changes. search_disclosures is clearly distinct. The boundary is mostly clear, with only mild potential confusion between the two portfolio tools.
All tool names use snake_case verb_noun patterns: get_portfolio, get_portfolio_changes, and search_disclosures. The get/search variation is semantically appropriate and predictable.
Three tools is on the lean side but reasonable for the apparent scope: retrieve a saved portfolio, inspect its changes, and search disclosures. Each tool earns its place, though the surface feels slightly minimal.
The set covers saved portfolio retrieval and House disclosure search, but notably omits Senate disclosures despite the 'Congressional' scope, and lacks operations for listing saved reports or fetching a specific disclosure/member detail. These gaps limit agent workflows that fall outside House disclosure search or existing saved reports.