portugal-mcp
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Scored across 42 tools
Most tools are partitioned by source/domain and action, such as search vs detail vs summary, and the descriptions make boundaries clear. The main overlaps are around medicines (medicine_help, medicine_availability, find_medicine_near, pharmacies) and the two dataset-search families, but they are still distinguishable.
All names use snake_case and most follow consistent domain prefixes such as sns_, parliament_, public_contracts_, fuel_, ev_, and bus_. A few noun-only names (earthquakes, pharmacies, municipality) and singular/plural detail naming slightly break a strict verb_noun pattern, but the set remains predictable.
At 42 tools, the surface is well above the 3-15 well-scoped range and crosses the 25+ threshold for being too many. The server spans many unrelated Portugal public-service domains, and while each cluster is individually coherent, the total tool count is heavy and some composite/one-shot tools add extra surface area.
Covered domains generally have search-to-detail or lifecycle coverage, such as INE/BPstat, parliament, public contracts, SNS statistics, fuel, EV charging, and buses. However, there are notable gaps: no general address/place geocoding despite many lat/lon-based tools, transport coverage is limited to Carris Metropolitana, and municipal holidays are explicitly excluded.