mcp-turkiye
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TDQS
Scored across 44 tools
Several tools sit close together (afad_depremler/kandilli_depremler, tcmb_kur/tcmb_kurlar, and the province/plate/district lookups), so an agent could reasonably pick the wrong one. The descriptions mostly disambiguate by source or granularity, but the overlaps are common enough to make the set somewhat ambiguous.
Almost all names are descriptive Turkish snake_case with consistent source prefixes like ibb_, izmir_, mgm_, tcmb_, evds_, acikveri_, and mevzuat_. There is a minor mix of verb-first (dogrula_*, *_ara) and noun-first patterns, but overall the naming is predictable and readable.
44 tools is a heavy surface for an agent to hold and reason about. While the broad country-data scope justifies some breadth, the set exceeds the 25-tool threshold and feels more like an aggregator portal than a focused tool collection.
Coverage is strong across earthquakes, weather, official gazette/legislation, finance, and several municipal services. Obvious gaps remain: local services are mostly Istanbul/Izmir, official holiday and parameter data is embedded only for a few years, and some legal/gazette content is incomplete without extra API keys or PDF handling.