ParentSquare MCP
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Scored across 23 tools
Each tool targets a distinct resource or action: feeds, posts, notices, polls, forms, payments, volunteer hours, schools, groups, calendar, conversations, directory, photos, files, and signups. Even similar tools like get_feeds, get_group_feed, and get_post are clearly separated by list vs. single and group filtering, leaving no ambiguity.
The naming follows a strong list_<resource> / get_<resource> pattern with consistent snake_case. Exceptions like download_file and debug_fetch are action-oriented but still use the verb_noun convention. Minor inconsistency: get_calendar_events returns a list despite using 'get', but overall patterns are predictable.
23 tools is on the higher side, but each maps to a distinct ParentSquare data type or action, and none seem redundant. The count feels justified given the broad scope of features covered, from feeds and forms to directory and file downloads. It is slightly heavy but well-scoped.
The set covers the major read/query surfaces of ParentSquare comprehensively, including posts, groups, events, conversations, directory, media, and documents. The inclusion of download_file and debug_fetch fills gaps for attachments and unknown layout issues. Missing write operations (e.g., creating posts or signing up) suggest an intentional read-only focus, so the surface is quite complete for that purpose.