mcp-reunion
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TDQS
Scored across 99 tools
Each tool has a clearly distinct purpose, with descriptions that precisely differentiate overlapping domains (e.g., multiple election tools separated by election and round, multiple road tools segmented by aspect). No two tools create ambiguity.
Tools consistently use the pattern reunion_verb_noun (get/list/search/lookup/inspect/query). The few exceptions like reunion_possession_search_* and reunion_iris_profile are logical deviations based on sub-domain, preserving overall readability.
99 tools is high but justified by the broad scope of La Réunion data (demographics, economy, education, health, tourism, environment, etc.). Each tool serves a specific, non-redundant function; the count reflects the richness of available open data rather than bloat.
The tool surface covers virtually all major public datasets for La Réunion: population, income, education, health, transport, environment, tourism, elections, business, housing, culture. No dead ends or obvious gaps for the stated purpose of comprehensive regional data access.