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Scored across 5 tools
Each tool targets a distinct data source and use case, and the descriptions explicitly cross-reference each other (grants vs. contracts vs. SBIR topics) to prevent misselection. The only friction is scope: sec_financials_excel and clinical_trial_leads sit outside the 'public funding' theme, so an agent may briefly question whether they belong, though they are not confusable with the funding tools.
All five names are snake_case, descriptive noun phrases that pair a domain with an output type (grants_finder, federal_contract_finder, sbir_sttr_topic_radar, sec_financials_excel, clinical_trial_leads). The pattern is consistent and readable, though the suffix varies (finder/radar/excel/leads) rather than following a single verb_noun convention.
Five tools is a lean but workable set for a research/intelligence server, with each tool covering a substantial data source rather than a narrow operation. It is slightly thin for a server branded around 'public funding,' since only three tools serve that theme.
The funding surface covers assistance grants, awarded contracts and SBIR/STTR topics, but the description itself acknowledges a notable gap: no SAM.gov open contract solicitations, so an agent cannot find contracts to bid on today. There is also no lookup/detail tool for a specific grant or award, and state/local/foundation funding is absent.