@mcpx-digital/timezone
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Scored across 4 tools
convert_timezone and what_time_when both perform timezone conversions, making their boundaries blurry; descriptions hint at different input framing but overlap remains. list_common_zones and meeting_overlap are clearly distinct.
All names use lower snake_case, but the structural pattern is mixed: convert_timezone and list_common_zones are verb-led, what_time_when is a question phrase, and meeting_overlap is noun-led. Readable but not predictably consistent.
Four tools is a reasonable scope for a focused timezone utility, and each tool targets a plausible need. The pair of conversion tools is slightly redundant but not excessive.
Core timezone conversion, zone listing, and meeting overlap functionality are covered. Minor gaps remain, such as current-time-in-zone or zone lookup by city/offset, but these are workable around.