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Scored across 17 tools
Tools are mostly distinct: bills, bill detail, reports, votes, meetings, speeches, clips, and captions each target a different resource or stage of the legislative workflow. The main ambiguity comes from assembly_openapi, a generic catch-all that overlaps with many specialized tools, and from the dense clustering of assembly_committee_meetings / assembly_meeting_speeches / assembly_speech_clips / assembly_live_captions, where the boundaries require careful reading.
All tool names use a consistent assembly_ snake_case prefix with noun/action phrasing (assembly_bills, assembly_bill_detail, assembly_votes, assembly_schedule). Minor ordering differences like assembly_live_captions_record are still readable and fit the overall convention.
At 17 tools the set is slightly above the ideal 3-15 range, but the breadth of the Assembly domain (members, bills, meetings, votes, reports, schedule, publications, live captions, search) justifies most tools. Each appears to earn its place rather than duplicating another.
Coverage is strong: members, bill lifecycle, bill detail, attachments, votes, meeting minutes, speeches, live captions, audit reports, publications, schedule, and search/index are all represented. Remaining gaps (e.g., committee rosters or member-level activity outside the generic OpenAPI passthrough) are minor and mostly workable via assembly_openapi.