eu-company-mcp-server
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Each tool has a clearly distinct purpose: four different company lookup methods (by LEI, register number, name search, VAT validation), one corporate structure tool, and four distinct EU macroeconomic indicators (GDP, inflation, unemployment, business demography). No functional overlap exists between the identifier-based lookups or the economic data tools.
While consistently using snake_case, the toolset mixes multiple naming conventions: company lookup tools use 'company_by_*' for two tools but 'company_search' and 'company_structure' for others, while 'validate_vat_number' breaks the pattern entirely with verb-first syntax. The EU economic tools consistently use the 'eu_' prefix, but the overall set lacks a unified verb-noun or noun-first convention.
The nine tools represent a well-scoped balance between company identification capabilities (five tools covering major identifiers) and EU economic context (four tools for key indicators). Each tool addresses a specific use case without redundancy, making the count ideal for an EU business intelligence server focused on lookup and macro data.
The surface covers primary company identification methods (LEI, VAT, register number, name search) and essential EU economic indicators, but minor integration gaps exist between tools—for example, VAT validation does not explicitly return LEI codes needed for structure lookups, requiring agents to chain name-based searches. Additional company lifecycle data like officer listings or historical financials are absent but not critical for the core lookup purpose.