Replication Radar
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TDQS
Scored across 6 tools
Each tool targets a distinct aspect of the replication workflow: radar discovers papers to replicate, find_independent_software locates reusable software, replication_status checks whether a specific DOI has been verified, verified_claims lists all verified claims, replication_template provides the production template, and find_dataset delegates to another MCP. No two tools overlap in purpose.
Naming patterns are inconsistent: 'radar' is a noun command, while others use verb_noun (find_*), noun phrases (replication_status, replication_template), and adjective_noun (verified_claims). There's no consistent verb convention across the set.
Six tools cover the discovery, status, software, dataset, template, and verified-claims aspects of replication without redundancy. Neither sparse nor bloated.
Covers the full discovery-to-production loop: targets (radar), verification status (replication_status), verified claims list, software and dataset finding, and the actual replication template. The dataset handoff is an intentional delegation to another MCP, not a gap.