Most tools target distinct registries: bankruptcy, passport, FSSP, EGRUL, and FNS block checking are clearly scoped. The two complex_check tools intentionally overlap these simple checks, but their names and descriptions make the aggregation purpose obvious, so an agent should rarely select the wrong one.

All tools follow a consistent `newdb_<verb>_<target>` pattern, using `check_` for registry lookups and `get_` only for the plainly different balance operation. Prefixes and underscore separators are uniform, making the tool names predictable and easy to navigate.

Eight tools is a well-scoped set for a registry-checking server: enough specific checks to cover major resources without overwhelming an agent. Each tool earns its place, especially the two aggregate checks that reduce the need to invoke many simple checks manually.

The set covers the core domain well: person checks, legal entity checks, debt/bankruptcy/account-block checks, and an aggregate version for each side. It is missing some standalone variants such as a direct court-case-only check or simple INN lookup, but those are bundled into the complex checks, so the main workflows are still supported.