uk-crop-nutrients

Tools are largely distinct with clear boundaries. Minor overlap exists between search_crop_requirements (broad search) and specific getters like get_crop_details/get_nutrient_plan, but the descriptions clarify their distinct use cases. The about and check_data_freshness tools also have slight thematic overlap regarding metadata, but serve different purposes.

Strong snake_case convention throughout with consistent verb_noun patterns (calculate_margin, get_crop_details, list_crops). The 'about' tool breaks this pattern as a standalone noun, though this is a common convention for server metadata. All other tools follow predictable get/list/search/calculate prefixes appropriate to their actions.

Ten tools is well-suited for the UK crop nutrition domain. The set includes discovery (list_crops, list_sources), reference data (get_crop_details, get_soil_classification), advisory (get_nutrient_plan), economics (get_commodity_price, calculate_margin), and maintenance (check_data_freshness, about) without bloat. Each tool earns its place in the fertiliser planning workflow.

Covers the core crop nutrient lifecycle well: crop lookup, soil classification, RB209-based NPK recommendations, and economic context via pricing and margins. Data provenance (list_sources, check_data_freshness) adds transparency. Minor gap: no specific fertiliser product matching (converting NPK requirements to actual product rates), though this may be considered out of scope for a pure advisory server.