UofT Timetable Builder MCP
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Scored across 7 tools
Tools are mostly distinct: authentication flow (login, auth_status, forget_session), discovery (discover), read operations (read, result), and saving (save_timetable). Minor overlap between 'read' and 'result' as both handle retrieval, but result is specifically for snapshot paging, so it's acceptable.
Most tools follow a 'uoft_' prefix with verb or noun, but 'save_timetable' breaks the pattern. Verbs are inconsistent (login, discover, read, forget_session) vs nouns (auth_status, result). Still readable, but not a uniform convention.
7 tools is well within the ideal 3-15 range. Each tool serves a clear purpose: authentication management, discovery, reading, result handling, and saving. No redundancy or bloat.
The set covers authentication, discovery, reading, and saving timetable states, but lacks explicit tools for creating or modifying timetables (only saves a provided state). This may require agents to construct states themselves, a notable gap for a 'Timetable Builder' server.