tiendanube-mcp
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The search-docs/read-doc pair is clearly delineated as a two-step flow, and the three lookup-* tools target distinct reference domains (endpoints, scopes, webhook events). The only soft overlap is that lookup-endpoint also returns the OAuth scope, which brushes against lookup-scope, but descriptions explicitly state when to use each.
All seven names follow a strict kebab-case verb_noun pattern (search-docs, read-doc, lookup-endpoint, lookup-scope, lookup-webhook-event, scaffold-webhook-handler, scaffold-oauth-callback). The lookup-* and scaffold-* families are internally parallel and predictable.
Seven tools is well-scoped for a documentation/reference assistant: two retrieval tools, three reference lookups, and two code generators. Each tool covers a distinct need with no filler.
The surface covers the core developer workflow: find docs, read docs, look up endpoints, scopes and webhook events, and scaffold webhook and OAuth handlers. Minor gaps remain — endpoint lookup is limited to the 2025-03 Admin API (no Storefront API or theme/NubeSDK lookup), and there is no app-boilerplate scaffold beyond the OAuth flow.