attendance-mcp
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Scored across 7 tools
Tools are mostly distinct: individual late events, repeat-late rankings, missing-event lists, and repeat-missing rankings are clearly separated by purpose. The only minor overlap is employee_attendance, which could conceptually include late and missing incidents, but its employee-specific scope keeps it distinguishable.
There is a recognizable pattern among paired tools (repeat_late_arrivals / repeat_missing_clock_events), but naming style is mixed: list_locations and find_late_arrivals use verbs, while employee_attendance and location_trends are plain noun phrases. The inconsistency is not chaotic, but it is noticeable.
Seven tools is a well-scoped size for an attendance analytics server. Each tool covers a distinct query type without unnecessary redundancy or bloat.
The toolset covers the main attendance questions: site overview, individual late incidents, repeat-late rankings, per-employee summaries, location trends, missing clock events, and repeat missing-event rankings. For a read-only attendance analysis server, this feels complete with no critical dead ends.