etix-mcp
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Scored across 5 tools
The four Etix domain tools are largely distinct: search is a discovery entry point, get_event and get_venue are ID-based detail lookups, and healthcheck is an explicit diagnostic utility. The main wrinkle is etix_find_location, which returns coordinates but has no consuming tool, leaving its role somewhat orphaned.
All tools share the etix_ prefix and are mostly verb_noun (find_location, get_event, get_venue), which is predictable. Minor deviations are etix_search (bare verb) and etix_healthcheck (noun, no verb_noun form).
Five read-only lookup/diagnostic tools is a compact, well-scoped set with no obvious redundancy. It is a touch thin for an event-browsing surface, but each tool earns its place.
The read-only discovery surface covers search, event detail, venue detail, and connectivity diagnostics, but find_location produces coordinates that no other tool accepts, and there is no way to browse events by city, date, or category. These are notable gaps for location-based event browsing, which the description explicitly advertises.