korean-tax-mcp
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Scored across 24 tools
Most tools target clearly distinct resources or steps, and the descriptions actively route the agent (e.g. search_tax_rulings vs rulings_by_article vs casebook_search are explicitly differentiated by input type, and judge_options is stated to be the batch form of verify_statement). Residual overlap remains between search_tax_rulings/rulings_by_article/casebook_search and between compare_outcomes/compare_with_case, which could still cause occasional misselection.
All names are consistently snake_case and readable, with a coherent domain vocabulary. However the set mixes verb_noun names (search_tax_rulings, get_tax_ruling, find_article, verify_statement, compare_outcomes, research_issue) with noun_phrase names (law_article, basic_rules, article_history, casebook_search, residency_check, timing_rules, tax_treaty), so the pattern is not fully uniform.
At 24 tools this is at the heavy edge of the acceptable band. The domain (statutes, rulings, treaties, forms, residency, verification, local PDFs) is genuinely broad and most tools earn their place, but the surface is large enough that an agent must navigate many near-adjacent options.
Coverage is unusually thorough: statute location/reading/history/addenda, ruling search/retrieval/by-article/casebook, NTS interpretive materials, treaty articles and withholding rates, forms and annexes, timing rules, plus verification and comparison tooling. The main gap is the absence of any direct tax computation or deadline/filing-calendar operation, though rate tables are reachable via search_forms.