Banco Central do Brasil (BCB) — SGS MCP
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Scored across 17 tools
Every tool has a clearly distinct purpose, and the descriptions go further with explicit 'Quando usar / Quando NÃO usar' sections plus cross-references (e.g. bcb_serie_ultimos vs bcb_serie_valores vs bcb_serie_metadados; bcb_variacao vs bcb_comparar vs bcb_correlacao). The boundary between the data tools and the Deep Research search/fetch pair is also stated explicitly. Overlap that would otherwise exist (multiple ways to get a series) is resolved in-text.
15 of 17 tools use a consistent bcb_ prefix with snake_case, strongly signaling a single server family. Within that, the pattern mixes resource-first (bcb_serie_valores, bcb_cambio_cotacao) and verb-first (bcb_buscar_serie, bcb_comparar), which is readable but not a single template. The bare English search/fetch break the prefix convention, though they are deliberately carved out for the Deep Research contract.
17 tools is on the higher side but each one earns its place across genuinely distinct sub-domains (series discovery/values/derived analytics, Focus expectations, PTAX cambio, and the search/fetch pair). The set is cohesive rather than padded; a couple of fixtures like bcb_indicadores_atuais and bcb_series_populares are convenience shortcuts that could be argued as redundant but are clearly scoped.
The surface covers the full lifecycle: discovery (bcb_buscar_serie, bcb_series_populares), metadata (bcb_serie_metadados), raw data (bcb_serie_valores, bcb_serie_ultimos), derived analytics (bcb_variacao, bcb_comparar, bcb_correlacao, bcb_deflacionar), Focus expectations including a reference vocabulary tool, and cambio quotes plus currency lookup. Endpoints for guidance when a query would be empty are provided, so there are no obvious dead ends.