recall-check-mcp
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TDQS
Scored across 3 tools
Each tool has a clearly distinct query mode: recent_recalls is temporal/agency browsing, check_recalls is product-name/UPC search across CPSC/FDA, and vehicle_recalls is VIN/make-model lookup for NHTSA. Though recent_recalls and check_recalls both cover CPSC/FDA, one is a listing by date and the other is a targeted search, so agents should not confuse them.
All names follow the same _recalls suffix and snake_case convention, with descriptive prefixes: recent, check, vehicle. This is not a strict verb_noun pattern throughout, but the pattern is predictable and readable enough that agents can infer each tool's scope from its name.
Three tools is a well-scoped set for a recall-checking server: one for browsing recent recalls, one for product search, and one for vehicle-specific recalls. Each tool serves a distinct and necessary purpose with no redundancy or filler.
The tool surface covers the primary recall workflows: recent recalls, product recall search, and vehicle recalls by VIN or vehicle attributes. Minor gaps exist, such as no direct recall-detail lookup by recall ID and no single unified search across CPSC, FDA, and NHTSA, but agents can work around these by combining the available tools.