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Scored across 4 tools
Each tool targets a clearly different query shape: taxonomy lookup (list_industries), single-industry breakdown (get_valuation_multiples), multi-industry side-by-side (compare_industries), and time series (get_multiples_trend). The descriptions explicitly cross-reference each other with 'use X instead for Y' guidance, leaving no plausible misselection path.
All names are snake_case verb_noun (list_/get_/compare_ + resource), so the pattern is predictable. Minor deviation: the noun varies between 'valuation_multiples' and 'multiples_trend', and two tools share the generic 'get_' prefix, but intent is still readable.
Four tools map cleanly onto the four natural access patterns of a multiples dataset — enumerate, single, compare, trend — with no filler. The surface is tightly scoped for the server's narrow stated purpose.
Lookup, single-industry breakdown, comparison, and temporal trend are all covered, and name-to-id resolution is handled inside the tools rather than requiring a separate step. Minor gaps: no way to inspect bracket definitions/thresholds, deal-value distributions beyond the median, or filter by deal year within the cross-sectional tools.