mcp-french-energy-open-data
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Scored across 5 tools
The five tools have mostly distinct purposes: listing curated sources, fetching excerpts, fetching éCO2mix data, searching ODRE catalog, and searching data.gouv. There is minor potential confusion between 'get_eco2mix_latest' and 'search_odre_catalog' since both relate to ODRE data, but their descriptions (fetch recent rows vs search catalog) clarify the distinction.
All tools use the server prefix 'french_energy_open_data_' and verbs like get, fetch, search. The pattern is consistent in structure, though 'get_sources' and 'fetch_source_excerpt' use slightly different verbs for similar retrieval actions, which is a minor deviation from a uniform verb_noun pattern.
Five tools is a reasonable scope for an energy open-data server, not too thin nor too heavy. Each tool addresses a specific function: data source management, data retrieval, and catalog search. It may be slightly lean but appropriate for the stated purpose.
The tool set covers browsing sources, fetching excerpts, retrieving latest éCO2mix data, and searching two catalogs. Notable gaps include lacking ability to query historical éCO2mix data or access full dataset details, which agents might need. The surface is sufficient for basic queries but not exhaustive for the energy domain.