mcp-trm-colombia
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Most tools are clearly distinct: get_trm fetches a single rate, convert performs currency conversion, and trm_series returns period statistics. There is mild overlap between get_trm and today, since both can supply today's rate, but the descriptions clarify that today is a convenience wrapper for date anchoring.
The names are readable and lowercase, but they do not follow a single pattern: get_trm uses verb_noun, convert is a bare verb, trm_series is a noun phrase, and today is a standalone time reference. This mixed style is understandable but not fully consistent.
Four tools is well-scoped for a specialized TRM server. Each tool addresses a distinct need: single rate lookup, conversion, historical series analysis, and current date context, with no redundant bulk.
The server covers the core domain completely: fetching current or historical rates, converting between USD and COP, and obtaining series summaries with statistics. The inclusion of today's date fills a practical gap, and there are no obvious missing operations for this narrow purpose.