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The tools are largely distinct: each targets a specific resource or query type (e.g., list_cantons for codes, get_public_holidays for yearly public holidays, get_local_holidays for municipality specifics). Slight overlap exists between check_date and is_holiday_today (both check a date), and between get_school_holidays and next_school_holidays (both return school holiday periods), but use cases and parameters clearly separate them.

The majority follow a clear verb_noun snake_case pattern (get_school_holidays, check_date, compare_school_holidays). A few deviate: source_status (noun_noun), next_school_holidays (adjective_noun), and is_holiday_today (verb but with an adjective). These are minor exceptions and still readable, but the pattern is not perfectly uniform.

13 tools is well within the ideal 3-15 range for a focused domain. Each tool addresses a distinct need: canton resolution, holiday lookups, comparisons, convenience functions, health checks, and export. None feel redundant or missing, and the count matches the complexity of Swiss cantonal holiday variations.

The tool surface covers the full lifecycle of holiday queries: listing cantons, resolving codes, checking single dates, retrieving periods by range or upcoming, comparing across cantons, finding common windows, and exporting to .ics. It also handles public, school, and local holidays with type differentiation (Schulart). No obvious gaps for the stated use case of Swiss holiday planning.