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Scored across 3 tools
Each tool has a clearly separate role: list_filter_options is a helper for enumerating dictionary values, search_people queries the directory, and get_person retrieves a single full profile. The descriptions even explain the intended workflow (use filter options before searching, pass the returned url to get_person), so an agent cannot easily confuse them.
All three names follow a strict verb_noun snake_case pattern (list_filter_options, search_people, get_person) with verbs that match the action performed. No mixed casing or inconsistent verb styles.
Three tools is a tight, purpose-built surface for a read-only directory lookup service: browse vocabularies, search, then fetch details. No redundant or filler tools, and nothing appears artificially split.
The read-only lifecycle (browse filters -> search -> full profile) is fully covered, and the single-match shortcut in search_people avoids a dead end. Minor gaps remain, such as no pagination or batch/export option for large result sets, but agents can work around these by narrowing search filters.