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Scored across 233 tools
The tool set contains many overlapping options, especially for Hansard search (search_hansard, search_hansard_full, search_hansard_contributions, search_committee_debates), voting records (get_member_voting, get_commons_voting_record_for_member, get_lords_voting_record_for_member, check_mp_vote), and member lookup (search_members, get_member_by_name, search_historical_members, search_hansard_members). Combined convenience tools (e.g. get_mp_profile, get_bill_overview) also duplicate granular tools, so an agent must read descriptions carefully to choose correctly.
Most names use snake_case, which is readable and predictable at a glance. However, verb conventions vary widely: get_*, search_*, check_*, compare_*, list-style names like parties_list_by_house, standalone nouns like bill_types, and special names like order_order and parliament_guide.
233 tools is an extreme surface for any single MCP server, even a broad domain like UK Parliament. The count alone makes discovery and correct selection difficult, and many tools are highly granular reference or pagination helpers that could be consolidated.
The surface covers an unusually broad range of parliamentary data: bills, members, constituencies, elections, committees, evidence, Hansard, divisions, written questions and statements, EDMs, interests, treaties, statutory instruments, calendar/live business, and Erskine May procedure. No obvious domain-level gaps are apparent.