Adventist Study MCP
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Scored across 9 tools
Each tool targets a distinct resource and action: bible_lookup vs bible_search are clearly reference lookup vs full-text search, beliefs_list/get/search are separate, and the EGW tools separate book listing, search, and chapter retrieval. study_topic is intentionally integrative but distinguishable from the point-source tools.
Tool names mostly follow a predictable [resource]_[action] pattern with snake_case, such as bible_lookup, bible_search, beliefs_list, and egw_get_chapter. Minor inconsistency: egw_books omits an action verb and study_topic is a noun phrase rather than the verb-led pattern seen elsewhere.
Nine tools is well-scoped for the server's purpose of covering three source types (Bible, fundamental beliefs, and Ellen G. White writings) plus an integrated study builder. Each tool earns its place without redundancy.
The tool set provides full read access to all three major Adventist study sources: lookup and search for the Bible, list/get/search for beliefs, and list/search/chapter retrieval for EGW writings. study_topic ties them together, leaving no obvious dead ends for doctrinal research workflows.