Scento Perfume API (MCP server): free fragrance API, no key
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- AlicenseNot gradedqualityBmaintenanceEnables querying a public fragrance index to search perfumes, inspect notes and houses, find similar scents or alternatives, and browse guides and glossary content through MCP tools.324 npmMIT

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Scored across 12 tools
Every tool targets a distinct fragrance-information need (search, portrait, similar, compare, notes, materials, houses, families, occasions, wardrobe, lexicon, journal). Descriptions explicitly cross-reference alternatives with 'Don't use for X (use Y)' guidance, eliminating overlap. An agent can reliably select the right tool.
All twelve names use consistent lowercase kebab-case with a predictable domain-first pattern (perfume-search, perfume-portrait, note-portrait, house-portrait, family-map, etc.). While not verb_noun, the convention is uniform and readable throughout. No mixed casing or verb styles.
Twelve tools is well within the ideal 3-15 range and each covers a meaningful, non-redundant facet of fragrance exploration. No tool feels padded or missing a partner. The set is tightly scoped to the perfume domain.
The surface covers the full fragrance lifecycle: search, detailed profiles, similarity, comparison, note/material explanation, house profiles, family taxonomy, occasion recommendations, wardrobe building, terminology, and editorial articles. No obvious dead ends for the stated informational purpose. Minor gaps like pricing or retail availability are outside the apparent scope.