forrt-research-mcp
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Scored across 13 tools
Each tool has a clearly distinct purpose: validation (validate_draft, validate_drafts, validate_chain_draft, verify_chain, verify_quote), lookup (wikidata_lookup, template_fields, vocabulary, resolve_doi, list_schemas), and chain exploration (constellation, constellation_raw, prior_work). The validation tools are distinguished by their target (individual draft vs directory vs chain-draft vs published chain vs quotation), and the lookup tools are distinguished by what they return. Even the two constellation tools are clearly separated by raw vs projected output.
Tool names follow a consistent pattern: verb_noun (validate_draft, validate_drafts, validate_chain_draft, verify_chain, verify_quote, resolve_doi, list_schemas, template_fields, wikidata_lookup) or noun-only (constellation, constellation_raw, prior_work, vocabulary). The noun-only names are understandable but break the verb_noun pattern, and 'constellation_raw' uses an adjective suffix. Overall consistent and readable.
13 tools is well within the ideal range (3-15) and each tool serves a distinct, necessary function for the FORRT nanopub workflow: validation (5 tools), lookup (5 tools), and chain exploration (3 tools). The count matches the server's purpose of supporting drafting, validating, and publishing nanopub chains.
The tool surface covers the full workflow: template lookup, vocabulary lookup, Wikidata lookup, DOI resolution, draft validation (individual and batch), chain-draft validation, published chain verification, quotation verification, and chain exploration. Minor gaps exist: there is no tool for creating or publishing a nanopub (the server is validation/lookup only), and no tool for exploring a single step's details beyond template_fields. However, for the server's stated purpose (research assistance, not publishing), the coverage is strong.