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Scored across 7 tools
Most tools target distinct stages of the pipeline (navigate tree, find table, get codes, fetch data, analyze trend, export). The one soft overlap is find_table versus kosis_search, since both locate tables, but the descriptions clarify that find_table consults the catalog first while kosis_search hits KOSIS search directly. kosis_data and kosis_trend also both return data, but trend's change/CAGR framing distinguishes it.
Six of seven tools share a clean kosis_ prefix with snake_case (kosis_list, kosis_search, kosis_table_meta, kosis_data, kosis_trend, kosis_export). The lone deviation is find_table, which drops the prefix and reads as an English verb_noun outlier. Minor but noticeable inconsistency.
Seven tools is well-scoped for a statistics retrieval service, with each tool mapping to a clear stage (discover, inspect schema, fetch, analyze, export). No redundant or filler tools.
The surface covers the full read-only lifecycle: tree navigation, catalog/search discovery, metadata codes, data retrieval, trend analysis, and export. As a read-only data source there is no CRUD update/delete gap, though the slight find_table/kosis_search overlap hints at a small redundancy rather than a true hole.