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Scored across 8 tools
Descriptions explicitly delineate the trickiest pair (get_requirement by problem vs get_article by article number), and search_articles (within one law) vs search_compliance (across all entries) is spelled out. The remaining border pair list_topics vs regulation_info (entries vs regulations) is separable but subtler, so a minor confusion risk remains.
All names are snake_case and readable, but only five of eight follow a clear verb_noun pattern (get_requirement, get_article, search_articles, list_topics, search_compliance). filing_route, regulation_info, and self_check break the verb-first convention, giving a mixed but still legible scheme.
Eight tools is well-scoped for a regulatory lookup/reference server, with each tool occupying a distinct retrieval niche (per-entry, per-article, per-law search, cross-entry search, filing decision, scenario checklist). No obvious redundancy or padding.
The surface covers the retrieval lifecycle well: browse (list_topics, regulation_info), locate (search_compliance, search_articles), fetch verbatim (get_article, get_requirement), and apply (filing_route, self_check). Minor gaps exist, such as no explicit cross-regulation comparison or update/version-delta lookup, but core workflows are covered.