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Scored across 24 tools
Most tools target a clearly distinct action (trend_analysis vs forecast vs monitor_changes vs durable_solutions are well separated), and descriptions explicitly state defaults and roles to steer selection. Minor overlap remains: latest_statistics duplicates what country_profile and refugee_population already return, and compare_countries vs top_host_countries both rank the same metrics, so an agent may hesitate between them.
All names are snake_case with no style mixing, and there is a readable convention: verb_noun for actions (search_country, generate_chart, export_data, monitor_changes) and plain dataset nouns for data retrieval (refugee_population, asylum_decisions, food_security). The split is sensible but not stated, so a couple of names like country_profile and situation_reports sit ambiguously between the two patterns.
24 tools is at the heavy end for a single server, even a broad humanitarian-data one. Each tool does earn a place (query, context, analysis, output, meta are all represented), but consolidation is possible — several dataset tools could collapse into one parameterised retrieval, and latest_statistics largely duplicates existing coverage.
The surface covers the full workflow: name resolution, country snapshots, per-dataset time series, demographic and asylum breakdowns, contextual indicators (conflict, food security, funding, situation reports), analysis (trends, changepoints, forecasts, change monitoring), and multiple output formats (chart, map, report, HTML/PDF, raw CSV/JSON/GeoJSON), plus metadata and provider health. No obvious dead ends for a read-only data server.