dgcp-mcp-server
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Scored across 13 tools
The four buscar_* tools clearly separate licitaciones, contratos, ofertas, and proveedores, while the analytical and generator tools target distinct objects such as proceso, proveedor, institución, pliego, and colusión. Some overlap remains between the comprehensive dgcp_inteligencia_proceso and specialized audit/simulation tools, but descriptions make the boundaries mostly workable.
All tool names use snake_case with a consistent dgcp_ prefix, which is readable. However, only the four search tools follow a verb_noun pattern; the remaining tools use noun-phrase labels, creating a mixed convention rather than one predictable operation naming scheme.
With 13 tools, the server is well-scoped for a procurement intelligence and compliance suite. Each tool appears to cover a distinct search, audit, calculation, or generation function without excessive duplication.
The surface covers search across key entities, process/provider/institution audits, legal calculations, proposal and recurso generation, and impugnation workflows. Minor gaps exist, such as no explicit institution lookup or raw pliego/document fetch tool, but the core procurement lifecycle is well represented.