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Scored across 17 tools
Most tools map to distinct resources—daily panchangam, planetary positions, eclipses, ingresses, tarabalam, gochara—so an agent can generally tell them apart. The main ambiguity is get_muhurta vs find_muhurta, and get_panchangam vs get_muhurta overlap in auspicious-window data, though descriptions clarify the difference.
The set mostly follows a clean get_<resource> pattern with descriptive nouns like get_graha_positions, get_eclipse_calendar, and get_lagna_transitions. Minor deviations exist: list_supported_cities uses list_, find_tarabalam_days and find_muhurta use find_, and panchanga vs panchangam spelling is inconsistent.
Seventeen tools is slightly above the typical well-scoped range, but each tool covers a distinct astrological calculation and the domain is genuinely broad. No tool feels redundant, though the set is dense enough that an agent will need careful selection.
The surface covers the core panchangam lifecycle comprehensively: daily panchangam, muhurta windows, special days, planetary positions and events, eclipses, transits, and personal suitability checks. Minor gaps like dasha-period calculations or a standalone nakshatra/tithi lookup are workable around because get_panchangam already includes those limbs.