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Scored across 16 tools
Most tools have distinct purposes, but several boundaries blur: get_config, get_server_info, and list_sinks all describe configured sinks, while count_filings and get_statistics both provide counts. list_tickers/list_companies and search_filings/list_pending_filings also overlap, though the descriptions provide enough context to disambiguate with care.
All names follow a consistent lowercase snake_case verb_noun pattern (describe_, count_, list_, get_, search_, verify_). The semantic mapping of verbs is coherent: list for enumerations, get for retrieval, search for filtered lookup, count for totals. The singular/plural pair get_filing/get_filings is handled predictably.
At 16 tools, the surface is just at the upper boundary, but the extra tools are mostly administration/verification functions (coverage, parity, sinks, config) that serve a distinct operational purpose. It is slightly heavy for a read-only filing server but remains reasonable.
The core filing workflow is well covered: schema discovery, metadata search, full-text search, single and batch retrieval, and pending/status listing. Minor gaps exist, such as no obvious way to combine full-text search with metadata filters and graph edge kinds are mentioned but no graph query tool is exposed, but agents can work around these.