mcp-local-risk-france
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Scored across 12 tools
Tools are mostly distinct: one for sources, two for data.gouv search/inspect, one for fetching excerpts, one for scope explanation, one for reference items, and several for commune-specific risk lookups (find, links, radon, seismic, brief). Slight overlap between search_data_gouv and search_risk_datasets — the latter adds topic+context but they could be confused.
All tools share the 'local_risk_france_' prefix, which creates a strong brand and pattern, and most verbs are clear (get, search, find, fetch, list, explain). Minor inconsistency: 'get_georisques_links' vs 'get_seismic_zoning' vs 'get_radon' — the last two target specific data types while the first returns links, but verbs are uniform enough.
12 tools is well within the sweet spot for a domain-specific MCP. Each tool covers a distinct need: navigation, data retrieval, lookup, and briefing. None feel redundant; a few are meta (explain_scope, list_reference_items) but useful for agent onboarding.
The surface covers essential workflows: discover sources, search datasets, inspect datasets, resolve communes, fetch official links and specific data (radon, seismic), and generate a brief. Minor gaps: no direct tool to fetch data from a data.gouv dataset (only inspect metadata) and no tool to fetch full source content beyond a short excerpt, but agents can combine tools to achieve this.