Construction Project Intelligence MCP Server
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Scored across 6 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct resource/action boundaries: document search vs. document read, issue search vs. issue retrieval, and project listing vs. risk briefing. The only mild overlap is that project_risk_brief also surfaces overdue issues, which search_issues can also find, but the aggregate scoring and hotspot focus keep it distinct.
Five of six tools follow a clear verb_noun pattern: search_documents, read_document, list_projects, search_issues, get_issue. project_risk_brief is a noun phrase that breaks the pattern, but the overall convention remains predictable.
Six tools is well-scoped for a construction project intelligence server focused on projects, documents, issues, and risk. Each tool covers a distinct operation without obvious padding.
The surface covers the core read-oriented intelligence workflows: project listing, document search/read, issue search/retrieval, and a project risk brief. Minor gaps remain, such as no dedicated get_project detail operation or issue creation/update, though these may be outside the server's read-only scope.