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Scored across 4 tools
Each tool targets a completely different question: French telemarketing consent validity, lead-source cost ranking, GDPR offshore transfer gaps, and model selection. The descriptions go further and explicitly name the sibling tool to use instead when the user's intent differs (e.g. check_telemarketing_consent vs gdpr_offshore_gap_report, and 'unrelated to lead sources' on the model picker), which removes any realistic risk of misselection.
Three of four names are verb-first snake_case (check_, rank_, select_), which gives a readable pattern, but gdpr_offshore_gap_report is a bare noun phrase with no verb, breaking the convention. It is still unambiguous and self-descriptive, so the deviation is minor rather than confusing.
Four tools is on the thin side, but each is a substantial, self-contained analysis with non-trivial inputs and outputs rather than a trivial wrapper. The count fits a small personal utility belt, though the set is a grab-bag of unrelated domains rather than a single coherent product surface.
Individually each tool covers its own scope well, with fail-closed semantics and explicit caveats (not legal advice, no guarantee), but the set has no shared domain or lifecycle, so there is no notion of a 'complete' surface — no tool links consent evidence to lead economics or to the GDPR report, and there are no read/export/list operations around any of the analyses.