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Scored across 3 tools
Each tool targets a distinct entity type in the R&D domain: announcements (funding calls), programs (umbrella programs), and projects (individual projects). No overlap in purpose, and the descriptions clearly differentiate them.
All tools follow the exact pattern 'search_rnd_<entity>', using snake_case consistently. The prefix 'search_rnd_' is uniform, and the entity names ('announcements', 'programs', 'projects') are clear and parallel.
Three tools is slightly low but appropriate given the focused domain of Korean national R&D data. Each tool covers a core entity, and no unnecessary tools exist. A few more detail-oriented tools could be added, but the current count is reasonable.
The tools cover the primary searchable entities in the R&D funding lifecycle: announcements (calls), programs, and projects. Missing are detail retrieval tools for specific entities, but the search tools return rich metadata, so agents can work within this surface.