FreightUtils MCP Server
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Scored across 25 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct purposes: ADR lookup, LQ/EQ check, exemption calculator, single-figure calculators, and reference lookups are well separated. A few boundaries overlap, especially cbm_calculator vs chargeable_weight_calculator vs consignment_calculator vs shipment_summary, and the various lookup tools vs resolve_reference, but the descriptions and Related sections make the intended selection mostly clear.
Names are overwhelmingly snake_case and follow a predictable resource_action pattern such as adr_lookup, airline_lookup, cbm_calculator, emissions_calculator, and ics2_check. Minor deviations exist with validate, resolve_reference, and get_subscribe_link, but they remain readable and do not create confusion.
The 25-tool surface is heavy, sitting at the top of the borderline range for a single MCP server. The breadth of the freight domain justifies many tools, and each covers a distinct utility, but the count still increases selection burden and the overlap between single-purpose and composite tools makes trimming or grouping plausible.
The server covers a broad freight workflow: ADR dangerous-goods lookup and checks, quantity exemptions, CBM/LDM/chargeable weight, pallet fitting, container/ULD/vehicle specs, airline/airport/UN-LOCODE lookups, HS codes, Incoterms, duty, emissions, identifier validation, and ICS2 screening. Some gaps remain, such as SCAC/BIC codes, free-text manifest extraction, and routing/distance computation, but they are minor for the stated utility scope.