homes-mcp
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Scored across 21 tools
There is meaningful overlap among the deprecated history/tax tools, the combined homes_get_history tool, and homes_get_property's include flags, which creates multiple ways to fetch the same data. Batch variants like homes_compare_properties and homes_bulk_get also overlap, though strong deprecation notes and usage guidance help agents choose correctly.
Tool names consistently follow homes_<verb>_<noun> with snake_case throughout, and read operations mostly use the homes_get_* pattern. Minor deviations like homes_bulk_get, homes_healthcheck, and homes_get_by_address break the pattern slightly but remain readable and predictable.
At 21 tools, the server sits in the heavy range, especially with several calculators, session-management tools, and redundant deprecated endpoints bundled alongside the core property data tools. The count is not unreasonable for a broad real-estate MCP, but it feels somewhat over-scoped rather than tightly focused.
The core homes.com read model is well covered: search, property details, photos, history, tax, nearby listings, market reports, saved homes/searches, and address resolution are all present. Minor gaps exist around richer search filtering (e.g., price/beds/baths) and some listing-management capabilities, but agents can work around these.