Related Servers

Each tool maps to a distinct, named regulatory decision point in the Part 1904 pipeline, and the cross-references ('Run this BEFORE...') make the flow clear. However, there is residual ambiguity risk: 'assess' tools (work_relatedness, new_case) are near-synonyms for 'evaluate' tools (restricted_work, hearing_loss), and an agent could initially hesitate between osha_assess_recordability and its sub-tools despite the explicit guidance. The two 'check' obligation gates are also conceptually parallel, though the domain separation is real.

All tool names follow a uniform snake_case `osha_<verb>_<object>` pattern, and the object nouns are clear and meaningful. However, the verb choices — assess, evaluate, check, determine, classify, route — are largely interchangeable near-synonyms that follow a subtle internal logic (check=obligation gates, assess=decision nodes, evaluate=sub-computations) that is not self-evident from the names alone. The pattern is consistent but the verb selection is slightly muddier than a strict verb_noun taxonomy.

With 11 tools, the server is well within the ideal 3-15 range for a domain as broad as Part 1904 recordkeeping. Each tool earns its place by covering a genuine regulatory gate, and the count feels appropriately granular — not so few that decisions are conflated, not so many that the surface becomes unmanageable. The split of the 1904.4 decision tree into discrete tools is justified by the complexity of each step.

The end-to-end recordkeeping lifecycle is thoroughly covered: threshold obligation → employer attribution → work-relatedness → new case → recordability → classification → privacy → establishment routing, plus severe-injury reporting. Notable gaps include the 300A annual summary and posting requirement, employee/authorized-representative access to records, and corrections to already-filed logs, but these are administrative follow-ons rather than core decision dead-ends. The coverage of 1904.8-1904.12 specific-case criteria is also mostly folded into the broader tools.