atlasfetch-mcp
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TDQS
Scored across 7 tools
Each tool targets a distinct action and resource: forward geocode (geocode_address) vs reverse geocode (lookup_location), routing (get_route), and boundary management (create/add/update/list). Descriptions explicitly cross-reference the correct alternative (e.g., 'For the other direction... use geocode_address'), leaving no ambiguity even between inverse geocoding tools.
All tools follow a clean snake_case verb_noun pattern (lookup_location, geocode_address, get_route, add_boundary, create_boundary_set, list_boundary_sets, update_boundary). Multi-word nouns are handled consistently, and no mixed conventions appear.
Seven tools is well-scoped for a geocoding/routing/boundary service: three geospatial query tools and four boundary-management tools. Each earns its place without feeling bloated or thin.
Forward/reverse geocoding and routing are covered, and boundary management has create/add/update/list, but there is no delete_boundary, delete_boundary_set, or get_boundary for a single record. Batch geocoding is also explicitly deferred to the raw API, leaving a notable lifecycle gap that will force workarounds.