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      Cited Australian stats via the ausdata.io gateway — stable AU.* series IDs, source_url + retrieved_at on every response. Free tier. Not a data broker; upgrade for Embed / signed / webhooks.
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      MCP server for structured Australian macroeconomic and financial data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS), the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA), and the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA).
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      Enables an MCP client to discover ABS datasets, inspect SDMX dimension order and codelists, and run bounded statistical-data queries against the Australian Bureau of Statistics Data API.
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      Enables AI agents to query Reserve Bank of Australia statistics — the cash rate target, AUD exchange rates, and any of 71 published tables such as interest rates, bond yields, CPI, and monetary aggregates — with free keyless access. Series can be found by fuzzy-matching plain-English names like "90-day bank bill rate" or by exact table and series ID.
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    TDQS

    A3.9/5.0

    Scored across 10 tools

    Disambiguation4/5

    The focused tools (get_cpi, get_labour_force, get_cash_rate, get_lending_rates, get_exchange_rates, get_commute_pulse) each target a distinct dataset, and the three abs_* tools form a clear search/describe/fetch pipeline. The only real overlap is the intentional fallback pattern: rba_series can reproduce get_cash_rate data, and abs_get_data can cover CPI, so an agent could occasionally pick the generic path instead of the shortcut.

    Naming Consistency4/5

    Six tools follow a clean get_<subject> pattern, and the ABS tools use a readable <source>_<verb>_<object> convention (abs_search_dataflows, abs_describe_dataflow, abs_get_data). rba_series breaks the pattern by having no verb, but the naming is otherwise predictable and family-grouped rather than chaotic.

    Tool Count5/5

    At 10 tools the set is well-scoped: a handful of focused shortcuts plus a small generic ABS/RBA escape hatch. Every tool earns its place and none feels redundant or bolted on.

    Completeness5/5

    Core Australian macro questions (inflation, jobs, cash rate, lending, FX, commuting) have dedicated tools, and abs_search_dataflow/abs_describe_dataflow/abs_get_data plus rba_series close the long tail of ABS and RBA datasets. This gives full query coverage with no obvious dead ends.

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