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The three tools target distinct time windows (current day, next day, specific hour), but get_estonia_prices_for_hour partially overlaps with get_estonia_current_day_prices since the current-day tool also surfaces the active interval and current-hour average. An agent can still choose correctly in most cases because each description clearly states its scope.
All three follow a get_estonia_*_prices pattern in snake_case with a consistent verb, which is highly readable. The only minor deviation is the 'for_hour' prepositional suffix versus the adjective prefixes (current_day/next_day), so the shapes aren't perfectly parallel.
Three tools is on the thin side but reasonably well-scoped for a niche single-zone price feed. Each tool earns its place by covering a distinct temporal window, so nothing feels redundant or bloated.
The surface covers the core lifecycle of price retrieval: current day, next day, and arbitrary date/hour lookups (which also enable historical queries). There's no range or multi-zone query and no 'all zones' option, but for an Estonia-focused server the essential operations are present.