Scored across 6 tools
Each tool targets a distinct domain object: company_financials (filings), company_lookup (registry status), court_cases (litigation), exchange_rate (FX), iban_check (bank validation), and shop_check (composite first-pass). company_financials vs company_lookup could be blurred but the descriptions clearly separate financials from registry/VAT status, and shop_check is explicitly positioned as a wrapper over the others.
All names are consistently snake_case with a domain_entity or verb_noun shape, which reads predictably. There is slight variation between noun_noun (court_cases, exchange_rate) and verb_noun (company_lookup, shop_check, iban_check), but the convention is readable and uniform.
Six tools is well-scoped for a Romanian company-vetting server, with each tool earning a clear place. No redundancy or filler: the composite shop_check and the granular primitives complement rather than duplicate each other.
The surface covers the core vetting lifecycle: identity/status, financials, litigation, FX for invoices, IBAN sanity, and an aggregate risk check. The notable gap is that company_lookup only accepts CUI, so name-based discovery is a dead end (though this is a real ANAF constraint, not a design omission).
