tally-mcp
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TDQS
Scored across 39 tools
The set is unusually disciplined: read tools are split by data type and each description explicitly cross-references the others to steer selection (masters vs ledger_transactions vs statement vs report; stockItem master vs closing_stock vs inventory_movements), and the create/alter/delete split by ledger vs master vs voucher vs stock_journal is clearly bounded. Genuine overlaps are documented and redirected rather than left ambiguous.
Every tool uses the same tally_ prefix with snake_case verb_noun form, and the verbs form a coherent family: get_/list_/create_/alter_/delete_/cancel_/check_/test_/summarise_/match_. Minor single cases like tally_search and tally_confirm_write are still readable and consistent with the overall convention.
39 tools is heavy for a single server, and the ledger-vs-master create/alter/delete pairs plus multiple parallel read surfaces add to the bulk. The breadth is partly justified by Tally's scope (masters, vouchers, statements, tax, audit, exports, safe writes), so each tool roughly earns its place, but the surface sits firmly in borderline-heavy territory.
Coverage is comprehensive: full CRUD on vouchers, ledgers and other masters, financial statements, GST/TDS, bank reconciliation, inventory, audit tests, exports, and a preview-then-confirm write workflow with a write log for undo. No obvious lifecycle gap is left for the stated accounting-and-audit purpose.