uestra-mcp
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Scored across 3 tools
Each tool targets a distinct task: stop_search resolves stop IDs, departures returns live departure boards, and journey_planner handles routing between stops. There is no meaningful overlap—finding a stop, checking departures, and planning a trip are clearly separate actions.
All names are snake_case, but the patterns differ: stop_search (noun_verb), departures (bare plural noun), and journey_planner (noun_noun). The lack of a single verb_noun convention makes the set less predictable, though each name is still readable and descriptive.
Three tools map cleanly onto the core transit workflow (find stop, view departures, plan journey) with no redundancy. The surface is slightly thin—no coordinate-based or nearby-stop lookup—but each tool earns its place.
The set covers the essential lifecycle: resolving stops, real-time departures, and journey planning with time parameters. Minor gaps exist (no nearby-stop-by-coordinates search or service-disruption/line-info lookup), but agents can work around them using stop_search.