patent-intelligence-mcp-server
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Scored across 15 tools
Each tool has a clearly distinct purpose. The overlapping tools like analyze_patent_landscape and get_patent_landscape are differentiated by structured analysis vs raw data. search_by_classification and search_by_cpc use different classification systems. No two tools perform the same function.
Tool names follow a mostly consistent verb_noun pattern with underscores. Names like search_by_assignee and search_by_classification use a 'by' preposition, while search_patents and analyze_technology_trends do not, introducing minor inconsistency. Overall pattern is clear.
15 tools is ideal for a patent intelligence server. The scope covers searching, analysis, comparison, and detailed patent retrieval without being overwhelming. Each tool adds value and the count matches typical user needs.
The tool set covers core patent intelligence operations: searching by various criteria, detailed patent data retrieval (claims, citations, family), landscape analysis, and portfolio comparison. Minor gaps like legal status or patent valuation are missing, but the domain is well-served overall.