e-Gov Law MCP Server
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search_laws locates laws, get_law_text retrieves full texts, and get_article fetches a specific provision. The boundaries are clear and there is no meaningful overlap between the tools.
All tool names follow a consistent verb_noun pattern: search_laws, get_law_text, get_article. The naming is predictable and easy for an agent to navigate.
The server has exactly three tools, each covering a distinct and necessary step in the legal document retrieval workflow. This is well-scoped for a focused law lookup server.
The toolset provides a complete read-only lifecycle for legal information: search for relevant laws, retrieve the full text, and fetch specific articles. No obvious dead ends or essential missing operations are apparent.