gstinapi-mcp
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Scored across 10 tools
Every tool targets a distinct action-entity pair: HSN code lookup vs search, MCA CIN lookup vs fuzzy search, live GSTIN verification, returns listing, compliance summary, filing preference, and the probabilistic cross-reference are clearly separable. Even the GSTIN-related tools differ in output granularity and purpose.
All tool names use lowercase snake_case with a clear action-object pattern: lookup/search pairs for registries, get_ for GSTIN financial facts, verify_ for live registration lookup, and resolve_ for the cross-domain match. The varying verbs reflect different operation types rather than inconsistent naming.
With 10 tools, the server is well-scoped: each tool covers a distinct lookup, search, verification, or analysis operation, and none feel redundant or unnecessary for the stated GSTIN/HSN/MCA domain.
The toolset covers HSN/SAC lookup and search, MCA company lookup and search, live GSTIN verification, returns history, compliance summaries, filing preference, and a GSTIN-to-company cross-reference. Minor gaps exist—such as no direct GSTIN search by name/PAN and no detailed MCA filings or director data—but these are explicitly out of scope and core verification/compliance workflows have no dead ends.