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Scored across 5 tools
Each tool targets a distinct data shape: bond type metadata, historical series, current snapshot, summary statistics, and the ANBIMA yield curve. There is mild overlap between get_current_rates and get_bond_stats (both expose latest yields) and between get_bond_stats and get_bond_data aggregation, but descriptions clearly steer selection.
All names are snake_case with a predictable verb_noun structure (list_bond_types, get_bond_data, get_current_rates, get_bond_stats, get_yield_curve). The 'get_' retrieval prefix plus domain object makes intent obvious across the set.
Five tools is well-scoped for a read-only market-data source, and each covers a genuinely different access pattern (metadata, history, snapshot, stats, curve). No tool looks redundant enough to remove.
The read-only lifecycle is covered end to end: discover bond types, pull history, get current quotes, summarize, and fetch the reference curve. Minor gaps exist — no lookup of a single bond by code/alias alias beyond list_bond_types, no fee/tax or liquidity/coupon-payment detail.