mcp-cmf-chile
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Scored across 86 tools
The 86 tools are organized by domain (empresa, fondos_mutuos, seguros, etc.), and the descriptive names help, but there is notable overlap among similar tools (e.g., multiple EEFF and indicator tools) that could confuse an agent selecting the right one. The consistent prefix pattern aides disambiguation, but the sheer volume makes misselection likely.
All tool names follow a consistent snake_case convention starting with 'cmf_' followed by a domain and a resource noun. There is a slight mix of verb-leading (cmf_buscar_entidad, cmf_normativa_descargar) and noun-leading (cmf_empresa_eeff, cmf_fondos_mutuos_cartera) names, but the overall pattern is highly predictable and readable.
With 86 tools, the server far exceeds the recommended range for a coherent toolset. Even considering the broad scope of financial regulatory data, this is an excessive number that will overwhelm agents and increase navigation complexity. The tools could be consolidated or grouped into multiple specialized servers.
The toolset is impressively comprehensive, covering nearly all CMF public datasets: financial indicators, banks, companies, mutual funds, insurance, XBRL, norms, and document handling. It includes search, listing, download, and even markdown conversion capabilities, with entity-level and market-level queries, leaving little critical functionality missing.