stm32-rag-mcp
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Scored across 3 tools
General search_stm32_docs overlaps semantically with get_register and search_peripheral, since a broad docs search could return register or peripheral content. The specialized tools are clearly scoped, but agents may still hesitate between the general and resource-specific search paths.
All tool names follow a consistent verb_noun snake_case pattern: search_stm32_docs, get_register, and search_peripheral. The two search tools share a predictable prefix, and get_register fits the same structural style.
Three tools is compact but well-scoped for a documentation RAG server: general docs search, register lookup, and peripheral search. Each tool covers a distinct retrieval need without unnecessary padding.
Core retrieval workflows are covered: broad documentation search, register-level lookup, and peripheral-scoped search with citations. Minor gaps exist around discovering available chip models or document lists, but agents can likely work around them using the general search tool.