concert-mcp
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concert_add is a hub tool that explicitly absorbs the work of teaser_playlist and setlist_find, so three tools perform the same underlying operations. The descriptions do rescue this with explicit routing cues ('concert_add already does this; call only when asked for X alone'), but an agent still has to reason about user intent rather than resource+action to choose correctly.
Most names follow a noun_verb or noun_action shape (concert_add, calendar_add, event_delete, setlist_find, queue_status), but the verb position flips between prefix-style and suffix-style, and 'healthcheck' is an unseparated single word that breaks the pattern entirely. Readable, but not a predictable convention an agent can extrapolate from.
Seven tools for a concert-tracking domain (build playlist, look up setlist, queue status, diagnostics, add concert, add plain event, delete event) is well scoped with no filler. Each tool maps to a recognizable user request.
The surface covers creation and deletion of events plus the concert enrichment pipeline, but there is no read/list tool for existing calendar entries beyond queue_status's pending-concert view, and no update/reschedule operation. An agent asked 'what's on my calendar next month?' or 'move this concert' hits a dead end.