liquipedia-mcp
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Most tools target distinct query patterns: get_results for finished matches by team/tournament, get_upcoming for future matches, get_standings for tables, get_matches_between for date ranges, and get_match_details for deep per-game stats. However, get_results and get_matches_between both return finished match scores, and get_results sometimes includes champion picks/MVPs that get_match_details specializes in, creating mild overlap.
All tools use a consistent get_ prefix with snake_case noun phrases (get_results, get_standings, get_upcoming, get_matches_between, get_match_details). The pattern is predictable with no mixed conventions.
Five tools is well-scoped for a match-data server, covering results, standings, upcoming fixtures, date-range queries, and detailed game stats without redundancy or bloat.
The set covers core match lifecycle needs: finished results, upcoming fixtures, standings, time-range queries, and detailed game breakdowns. Minor gaps remain, such as direct tournament/team/player lookup or roster information, but agents can work around most common esports queries.