Banco de Ideas MCP Server
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Scored across 7 tools
Each tool has a distinct action+resource: listing ideas, reading one idea, publishing ideas/bisociations, commenting, searching, and stats. The only borderline pair is leer_ideas (list) vs leer_idea (single by id), but the descriptions clearly distinguish plural-list-with-filters from singular-read-by-id, so confusion risk is low.
Names follow a clear Spanish verb_noun pattern (leer_ideas, publicar_idea, comentar_idea, buscar_ideas) consistently using snake_case. The lone outlier is 'estadisticas', a bare noun with no verb, which is a minor deviation from the otherwise uniform convention.
Seven tools is well-scoped for a community idea board: read, search, publish, comment, and stats operations all have a clear purpose. No tool feels redundant or tacked on.
Core lifecycle is covered: browse, read, search, publish ideas, publish bisociations, comment, and stats. Gaps include editing or deleting ideas/comments (no update/delete operations), but agents can work around these for the main creative-sharing workflow.