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Scored across 10 tools
The two search tools (portal_search vs catalog_search) overlap in purpose but are sharply distinguished by source (live remote vs local metadata snapshot), and the get_document/get_page_text pair is clearly split into metadata vs verbatim text. portal_browse and portal_catalog_stats both expose counts and structure, which is the only mild boundary blur. Overall an agent can reliably pick the right tool.
All names are snake_case and readable, but conventions are mixed: 'portal_' is used as a prefix on six tools while some follow prefix_get_noun (portal_get_document) and others prefix_noun (portal_browse, portal_changes_since), and the domain tools (citations_verify, doi_milestones, budget_lookup) drop the prefix entirely. Predictable enough but not a single uniform pattern.
Ten tools is well-scoped for an archival research server: six core portal operations plus three focused domain tools (citation verification, settlement milestones, budget ledger). No tool appears redundant or padded.
The surface covers discovery (browse/search), retrieval (document metadata, page text), health/change tracking (stats, changes_since), and evidence verification (citations_verify) plus domain specifics — a strong lifecycle for an archive reader. The one gap is that fetching uncaptured documents requires an external command rather than a tool, but this is a deliberate design choice the descriptions call out.