convocatorias-mcp
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Scored across 8 tools
Each tool has a distinct role: search returns metadata, get_convocatoria fetches full text, discard/mark_solicitada track negative/positive interest, and explain_match/source_health explain results. Minor overlap exists between list_solicitudes (with incluir_descartadas) and the discard domain, and between search_convocatorias with a watchlist filter and the watchlist-oriented tools, but descriptions resolve these well.
The pattern is mixed: most tools are English verb + Spanish noun (search_convocatorias, get_convocatoria, mark_solicitada, list_solicitudes, explain_match), but source_health and deadlines_soon are bare noun phrases with no verb, and discard is a bare verb. It remains readable and predictable in spirit, but the convention is not uniform.
Eight tools is well-scoped for a bulletin-search server, covering retrieval, detail, tracking, and diagnostics without filler. Each tool clearly earns its place in the workflow.
Core lifecycle (search → read → track/discard) is covered, but there is no undo for discard or mark_solicitada, no standalone list of discarded items (only via a flag), and watchlists are heavily referenced in search/explain_match args yet no tool creates or lists them — the description defers to source_health output. These gaps will force agents into dead ends for common follow-up requests.