grubhub-mcp
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TDQS
Scored across 36 tools
Most tools target distinct resources and actions, but get_restaurant and get_menu are explicitly documented as returning the same data ('This is the same as get_restaurant'), creating a real selection ambiguity. The set_tip vs post_delivery_tip and create_cart vs add_to_cart pairs are reasonably differentiated by context.
Nearly all tools follow a consistent snake_case verb_noun pattern (get_restaurant, create_cart, apply_promo_code, send_login_otp). The bare login/logout exceptions are conventional and unambiguous.
36 tools is heavy for this domain. The cart, order, search, and profile groups each earn their place, but the eight auth/account tools (login, logout, get_session_info, two OTP flows, create_account, reset, change_password) are bloated relative to need.
Strong lifecycle coverage: auth, search, restaurant/menu browsing, cart management, ordering, tracking, reorder, profile, addresses, payment, and favorites. Minor gaps like no remove/update address, no add payment method, and no order cancellation keep it short of full coverage.