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Scored across 14 tools
Each tool has a clearly bounded function: legislation tools are separated from case-law tools, and each court family has its own prefix (it_case_, it_cassazione_, it_ga_) with distinct search/get actions. Even the URN-related tools it_list_codes and it_resolve serve different purposes: curated code lookup versus building a URN from coordinates.
Names are consistently lowercase snake_case with the it_ prefix, and court-family prefixes make relationships clear. Minor deviations such as it_case_recent, it_case_stats, and it_coverage (which are not verb-first like the rest) prevent a perfect 5.
With 14 tools, the set is broad but each tool maps to a distinct task across legislation, three case-law corpora, coverage, and citation verification. There is no redundancy or filler.
The core retrieval lifecycle is well covered: act identification/resolution/metadata/text, case-law search and retrieval for all three jurisdictions, and citation verification with an explicit coverage/fallback tool. The main gap is the absence of general free-text statute search, and recent/stats tools exist only for constitutional decisions.