eva-mcp
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Scored across 8 tools
Tools are mostly distinct by resource type: courses, notices, activities, calendar, materials, login. The main potential confusion is between eva_avisos and eva_aviso, but the plural/list versus singular/detail distinction is clear enough.
All tools share the eva_ prefix and use Spanish names, which creates a recognizable pattern. Minor inconsistency exists because most are noun-based (eva_material, eva_cursos) while two are verb-inclusive (eva_descargar_material, eva_login).
Eight tools is well-scoped for a learning-environment server covering courses, announcements, activities, calendar, and materials. Each tool serves a distinct purpose without unnecessary bloat.
The set provides good read-only coverage of the main EVA student workflows: list courses, browse announcements, view activities, check calendar, and access materials with download support. Minor gaps exist such as no activity detail view or course-level overview beyond listings.