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Scored across 9 tools
Tools are mostly separated by source and action: legislation search/retrieval vs case law search/retrieval vs GOV.UK content search/retrieval. Minor ambiguity exists between gb_search and the domain-qualified search tools, and between gb_get_act vs gb_get_text for obtaining full legislation text.
Names use lowercase snake_case with an gb_ prefix and mostly follow get_/object or search_domain. Deviations are minor: gb_search lacks a resource qualifier, and gb_recent_legislation/gb_coverage are noun-only rather than verb-first.
Nine tools is well-scoped for a read-only legal research connector spanning legislation, case law, GOV.UK documents, and coverage. Each tool has a clear role and none feel redundant.
Core workflows are covered: search and retrieve for each major source, plus recent legislation and a coverage mechanism. Minor gaps exist, such as no direct PDF attachment extraction for some GOV.UK tribunal decisions, but gb_coverage explicitly notes known gaps and fallbacks.