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Scored across 19 tools
Each tool has a clearly stated purpose tied to a distinct artifact (statute text, amendment history, 부칙 적용례, 위임 구조, 신구조문, rulings, 행정규칙, 서식, 조약, 계산기). Mild overlap exists between build_issue_brief and the find_statute/find_rulings/find_admin_rule trio, and between trace_amendments and compare_revision/trace_delegation, but descriptions clarify the boundaries well enough that misselection is unlikely.
The vast majority follow a clear verb_noun pattern (find_statute, read_provision, trace_amendments, compare_revision, estimate_tax, check_references, build_issue_brief). Three tools (tax_deadline, entertainment_limit, deemed_interest) break the verb pattern into bare noun phrases, which is a minor but noticeable deviation.
19 tools is on the heavy side, but the domain (Korean tax law research plus computation) genuinely spans many distinct resource types and each tool covers a separate capability. The five calculators (estimate_tax, estimate_penalty, entertainment_limit, deemed_interest, tax_deadline) are each domain-specific rather than redundant, so the surface does not feel padded.
Coverage is strong across the legislative lifecycle (search, read, version trace, 부칙, 위임, 신구조문, citation validation) plus rulings, administrative rules, forms, treaties, and tax calculations, with no obvious dead ends for memo drafting. Gaps remain: no 국세청 기본통칙/집행기준 access (explicitly deferred to an external system), and calculators cover only corporate/comprehensive income tax, penalties, entertainment and deemed interest — no VAT or transfer/inheritance tax support.