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Scored across 74 tools
Multiple tools overlap significantly within domains: prop_property_epc, prop_property_epc_summaries, prop_property_epc_search (deprecated but present) all handle EPC data, and gov_govuk_search vs gov_govuk_grep_content vs gov_govuk_get_section vs gov_govuk_get_content cover overlapping content retrieval. Several DD tools (dd_company_search vs prop_company_search, dd_search vs dd_fetch) duplicate functionality with unclear distinctions. The prefixes help, but within each cluster an agent will struggle to select the right tool.
Naming is inconsistent across modules: some use domain prefixes with snake_case verbs (gov_govuk_search, law_judgment_get_header), others use short opaque prefixes with no clear pattern (dd_search, prop_company_search), and one uses a different hierarchy (prop_property_epc vs prop_epc_certificate). The `law_` prefix mixes legal and DD tools inconsistently, and deprecated tools remain visible. No uniform verb_noun or consistent prefix convention.
74 tools is far beyond the well-scoped range, and the surface appears to bundle four independent domains (GOV.UK content, legal research, due diligence, property data) into one server. Many tools are near-duplicates (e.g., dd_company_search vs prop_company_search; prop_property_epc vs prop_property_epc_summaries), and the deprecated prop_property_epc_search should be removed. The count itself creates selection overhead that outweighs any benefit.
Each domain has notable gaps: GOV.UK lacks a tool to fetch full page content (only sections via govuk_get_section); property data has search and EPC tools but no explicit valuation or sale-date filtering beyond vague descriptions; law covers judgments/legislation/Hansard but lacks tools for court documents or lower-court records. The due-diligence domain is the most complete, but the overall surface has no cohesive workflow — it is four partial APIs stapled together. Deprecated tools and missing document retrieval (dd_company_filing_document requires a resource-capable client) create dead ends.