MTG Deckbuilder MCP
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Scored across 12 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct purposes (card lookup vs. search vs. autocomplete vs. printings vs. rulings). The main overlap is find_combos vs. search_combos and price_decklist vs. analyze_deck's price output, but descriptions clarify deck-scoped detection versus general combo search and a quick price check versus full analysis.
Almost all tools are snake_case with a verb_noun feel (find_combos, search_cards, get_card, analyze_deck). A few are noun-first (random_card, edhrec_card, price_decklist), which is a minor deviation but still readable and predictable.
12 tools is well within the sweet spot and each earns its place, covering card data, combos, EDHREC recommendations, and deck analysis without redundancy.
The surface covers card discovery, lookups, rulings, printings, combo detection, EDHREC synergy, and deck pricing/analysis thoroughly. Minor gaps like no explicit deck export/save or mana-base suggestion tool exist, but these are largely out of the stated analysis/recommendation scope.