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eiu_browse and eiu_search both support keyword-based series discovery, so agents may be unsure which to call when looking up series codes. eiu_browse is broader because it also covers geographies, while eiu_search is narrowly focused on series, but the boundary is somewhat blurred. eiu_get_data is clearly distinct.
All tools share the eiu_ prefix and use lower_snake_case, making the naming pattern predictable. However, eiu_browse and eiu_search are bare verbs while eiu_get_data is verb_noun, which is a minor inconsistency.
Three tools is a reasonable, compact set for a browse/search/fetch data workflow. The count is appropriate, though eiu_browse and eiu_search overlap enough that the set could arguably be reduced to two tools.
The core workflow of discovering geographies and series, then fetching EIU data, is covered without dead ends. Minor gaps exist around metadata details or available date ranges, but agents can complete the primary task effectively.