onehome-mcp
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Scored across 21 tools
Tools are mostly distinct with clear purposes. A few overlaps exist — onehome_get_user already includes groups from onehome_get_groups, and onehome_get_saved_search_with_listings mirrors get_saved_search + search_properties — but descriptions explicitly call these relationships out, reducing misselection risk.
The onehome_ prefix plus snake_case verb_noun pattern dominates (get_user, search_properties, calculate_mortgage, resolve_addresses). A few exceptions — onehome_graphql, onehome_healthcheck, onehome_bulk_get — break the pattern slightly, but not enough to be chaotic.
At 21 tools, the server is on the heavy side of the calibration range. The broad real-estate domain justifies many of them, but the set includes single/bulk variants and a combo tool that could have been consolidated, making it feel larger than strictly necessary.
Core read-only consumer workflows are well covered: session setup, saved-search listing retrieval, property details/photos, address resolution, school/walk scores, and mortgage/affordability math. Minor gaps exist such as no dedicated list for all saved searches or pins (noted only as GraphQL operations), but the escape-hatch tool fills them.