lorcana-mcp
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TDQS
Scored across 12 tools
The four card-name tools (lookup_card, resolve_card, list_printings, search_cards) overlap in surface area, but the descriptions explicitly delineate when to use each (exact vs fuzzy vs all printings vs filtered browsing). Collection/deck tools (filter_collection, what_am_i_missing, build_deck, analyze_deck) are clearly scoped to distinct tasks with cross-references. Minor residual risk of misselection between the fuzzy and exact lookup paths, but the guidance is unusually clear.
Almost every tool follows a verb_noun snake_case pattern (resolve_card, enrich_csv, lookup_card, analyze_deck, list_printings, search_cards, filter_collection, audit_csv, build_deck). The only deviations are get_meta (still verb_noun, different verb family) and what_am_i_missing, which is a conversational phrase rather than a verb_noun pattern. Readable and predictable overall.
Twelve tools is well within the ideal range and each earns its place across the distinct domains of card lookup, collection management, deck construction/analysis, and metagame data. No redundant or filler tools; no obvious missing category given the breadth of functionality present.
The surface covers the domain well: card resolution/lookup, collection enrichment/filtering/auditing, deck analysis/building/ownership-gap, song synergies, and metagame snapshots. Minor gaps exist (e.g. no deck-vs-deck comparison, no explicit collection update/edit tool beyond re-enrichment, no trade/binder tooling), but all core workflows have a path.