VIES VAT Validator MCP
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validate_vat and check_vat_format overlap in that validate_vat includes a local format check, so an agent could wonder which to use. However, the descriptions clearly differentiate them (validate_vat adds live VIES verification, check_vat_format is zero-network/local-only), making the intended split reasonably clear.
All four names follow a snake_case verb_noun pattern (validate_, check_, list_, get_), which is predictable. The only minor deviation is using two near-synonym verbs (validate vs check) for the two closely related validation tools.
Four tools is on the lean side but appropriate for a narrow, single-purpose validator. Each tool maps to a distinct function (validation, format check, country list, error codes), though the count is slightly inflated by the overlapping validate/check pair.
The surface covers the core lifecycle for VAT validation: format checking, live verification, supported-country discovery, and error-code lookup. Minor gaps exist (e.g. no batch/multi-number validation), but agents can work around these.