fcc-ecfs-mcp
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Scored across 8 tools
Each tool has a clearly distinct purpose: filing lookup, proceeding search, document metadata listing, document download, inbox listing, raw API escape hatch, and a specialized download-plan helper. The potential overlap between ecfs_search_filings and ecfs_get_download_plan is explicitly resolved in the description, and search_documents vs download_document are cleanly separated by metadata vs file retrieval.
All tools share the ecfs_ prefix and snake_case formatting, and nearly all follow a verb_noun pattern (get_filing, search_proceedings, download_document). The main deviation is ecfs_raw_request, which is an adjective_noun phrase rather than a verb_noun action, but it remains readable and stylistically consistent.
Eight tools is well-scoped for the FCC ECFS domain, covering search, retrieval, document handling, and an escape hatch without excessive surface area. Each tool appears to earn its place, and there is no sign of redundant or filler operations.
The core ECFS read workflows are covered: search/get filings, search proceedings, list/get document metadata, download documents, list inboxes, and raw API access. Minor gaps exist, such as a direct proceeding-detail lookup and inbox-specific filing retrieval, but the raw_request tool provides a workaround for uncovered API paths.