CongressMCP-full
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Most tools map to clearly distinct domains, but there is real overlap: committee reports and communications appear both as standalone get_committee_* tools and inside committee_intelligence/records_and_hearings. The descriptions help disambiguate, but an agent must read carefully to avoid picking the wrong path.
The verb_noun tools like search_members, get_bill_toc, and get_member_details are consistent, but the composite tools use bare domain nouns like bills, amendments, laws, and voting_and_nominations. This mixed convention is readable but not uniform.
24 top-level tools is at the high end for a general MCP server, but the composite mega-tools bundle many related operations and keep the surface manageable for a comprehensive Congress API. Without the composite design, the count would be much larger and harder to navigate.
Coverage is broad across bills, members, committees, amendments, laws, treaties, records, hearings, and nominations. However, the voting tool explicitly handles House votes only, with no Senate roll-call vote access, which is a notable gap for a server calling itself 'full'.