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The four data-retrieval tools (uis_get_education_data, uis_compare_countries, education_benchmark_countries, uis_country_education_profile) have distinguishable scopes (raw single-indicator vs multi-country vs multi-indicator benchmark vs single-country profile), but compare_countries and benchmark_countries could still be confused by an agent. The OECD vs UIS source split is clear.
Most tools follow a source_action pattern (uis_list_indicators, oecd_get_education_indicator, uis_compare_countries), which is largely predictable. However education_benchmark_countries breaks the prefix convention and the action phrasing varies (get vs compare vs profile), creating minor inconsistency.
Ten tools is well-scoped for a dual-source (UIS + OECD) education data server, covering discovery, retrieval, comparison, and profiling without redundancy. Each tool earns its place.
The surface covers indicator/dataset discovery, country listing, raw data retrieval, comparison, benchmarking, and country profiles across both UIS and OECD. Minor gaps exist (no indicator metadata lookup, no version selection passed to queries), but core workflows are complete.