boj-mcp
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Scored across 10 tools
Each tool has a clearly distinct purpose: tags, contests, problems, and user statistics. Even the two contest guide tools (analyze-contest and recommend-contest-problems) are differentiated by their specific goals (analysis vs. recommendation).
Most tools follow a hyphenated verb_noun pattern (list-, search-, analyze-, recommend-), but the three user-* tools (user-top100-problems, user-stat, user-stat-tag) deviate by using a noun prefix. The hyphenation convention is consistent, making the deviation minor.
With 10 tools, the server is well-scoped for its domain (BOJ), covering tags, contests, problems, and user stats without unnecessary bloat or redundancy.
Core operations for searching and listing resources are present, but there are minor gaps such as no direct problem-detail fetch or contest-detail fetch. Additionally, two tools are meta-guides rather than direct data operations, slightly limiting direct functionality.