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Scored across 12 tools
The session tool and the two domains are easy to tell apart, but bolagsanalys_get_data and bolagsanalys_search_data both retrieve financial data and the real distinction (single/all vs a specific company list) is buried in the descriptions. Similarly, list_companies and search_data could be confused at a glance despite returning very different things.
Most tools follow a clear `<domain>_<verb>_<object>` pattern, e.g. bolagsanalys_list_companies and fastighetsbenchmark_list_samlingar. clear_session breaks the pattern but is a sensible cross-cutting helper; the get_data/search_data pair is the only genuinely confusing naming choice.
The ten visible tools are appropriately scoped for two read-only data domains plus a session helper. However, the declared count of 12 doesn't match the provided list, which raises a minor coherence concern.
The read-only retrieval surface is fairly complete: each domain has parameter discovery, entity lookup, and data retrieval. Obvious gaps include no set_session counterpart to clear_session (despite descriptions referencing it) and no direct get-company-by-ID or list-all-companies tool for the Bolagsanalys side.