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Scored across 23 tools
Each tool targets a distinct data source or analytical operation; even similar-sounding tools like negative_news vs litigation_history are clearly separated by source type, and red_flag_screen aggregates rather than gathers.
Naming is consistently snake_case and descriptive, but mixes verb-first (search_company, generate_report) with noun-first (company_profile, financial_statements) conventions; this is a minor inconsistency.
23 tools is on the heavy side but justified by the breadth of research functions; it's near the upper bound of what's reasonable.
Covers the full research workflow from company discovery to valuation and report generation; minor gaps like a dedicated shareholding-pattern tool are covered indirectly via listed_peer_comparison.