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Scored across 18 tools
The register-specific tools (company_officers, company_psc, company_charges, charity_profile, etc.) are clearly distinct, but there are two competing paths to the same data: `search`→`fetch` duplicates `company_search`→`company_profile`, `charity_search`→`charity_profile`, `disqualified_search`→`disqualified_profile`, and `gazette_insolvency`→`gazette_notice`. An agent must decide whether to use the federated generic pair or the register-specific pair, which is a real ambiguity despite the descriptions explaining both.
Most names follow a predictable register_prefix + action pattern (company_search, company_psc, charity_profile, disqualified_profile, land_title_search, sanctions_screen). The two exceptions are the bare verbs `fetch` and `search`, which lack the resource noun and sit awkwardly beside their specific counterparts.
18 tools span six registers (Companies House, Charity Commission, disqualifications, Gazette, sanctions, Land Registry) and each tool maps to a real DD step, so the count is earned. It is on the heavy side and one pair (`search`/`fetch`) is arguably redundant with the specific search/profile tools.
Coverage is strong: search + profile + officers + PSC + charges + filing history + document metadata for Companies House, search/profile for charities and disqualifications, Gazette insolvency, sanctions screening, and Land Registry sales. Gaps are minor but real: no officer-name lookup (only officer ID from company_officers), Gazette limited to insolvency notices, and land_title_search only hits the Price Paid Index rather than actual title/ownership data despite its name.