aa-mcp
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Scored across 12 tools
Tools mostly have distinct roles: aa_search resolves names, aa_reference explains fields, aa_raw is an escape hatch, aa_model is single-model detail. There is some overlap between aa_leaderboard, aa_benchmark_leaderboard, aa_pareto and aa_compare since all rank/compare models and share many filter args, but the descriptions clearly delineate rank-vs-frontier-vs-side-by-side-vs-single-benchmark usage.
All 12 tools use the aa_ prefix with lowercase snake_case (aa_leaderboard, aa_model, aa_pareto, aa_benchmark_leaderboard, aa_reference, aa_raw). The pattern is predictable throughout, with only the shared 'aa_' namespace prefix adding any variation.
12 tools is a well-scoped set for a model-intelligence data server, each mapping to a coherent capability (leaderboard, single model, Pareto, compare, benchmarks, providers, media, agents, search, reference, raw). Nothing feels redundant or missing at the count level.
Coverage is strong: ranking, single-model digests, Pareto frontiers, side-by-side comparison, benchmark search, provider endpoints, media/agents arenas, fuzzy name resolution, static reference, and a raw JSON escape hatch. Minor gaps remain (no explicit write/refresh-scheduling or per-benchmark-specific tools), but aa_benchmark_leaderboard and aa_raw largely cover the workarounds.