cbam-mcp
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Scored across 5 tools
Each tool targets a distinct output: scope determination (cbam_scope), values for one origin (default_value), values across many origins (compare_origins), nomenclature lookup (cn_describe), and provenance (sources). The only real overlap is default_value vs. compare_origins, which are effectively single-origin vs. batched multi-origin views of the same data, but both descriptions make the split clear.
Names are all snake_case and readable, but verb placement is inconsistent: verb_noun (compare_origins), prefixed noun (cbam_scope), bare noun (default_value, sources), and noun_verb (cn_describe). A predictable pattern is not established, though an agent can still infer each tool's role.
Five tools are well-scoped for a reference-data lookup service: scope, single-origin values, multi-origin comparison, nomenclature description, and source metadata. No tool feels redundant or filler, and nothing essential appears missing from the count perspective.
The surface covers the core CBAM data workflows (scope check, default values, comparison, code descriptions, provenance). Gaps are minor-to-moderate: no keyword/reverse lookup for CN codes, no listing of in-scope goods, and markup is returned but never applied in a calculation, though that may be intentionally out of scope.