wanderlog-mcp
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- AlicenseNot gradedqualityAmaintenanceEnables Claude or any MCP-compatible agent to view, create, and edit Wanderlog trip itineraries through conversation, including places, notes, hotels, transit, checklists, expenses, and shareable links.214 npmMIT
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- AlicenseNot gradedqualityAmaintenanceEnables Claude or any MCP-compatible agent to view and build Wanderlog trip itineraries through conversation, including adding places, notes, hotels, transit, checklists, and expenses.214 npmMIT
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TDQS
Scored across 33 tools
Most tools map cleanly to one resource+action pair, and the descriptions actively disambiguate the tricky cases (add_note vs annotate_place vs the 'note' parameter on add_place; search_hotels vs add_hotel; search_guides vs get_guide). Residual overlap remains around note handling and block manipulation (annotate_place/remove_place/move_block all take the same natural-language reference syntax), but boundaries are stated well enough for reliable selection.
Consistent snake_case with a uniform wanderlog_ prefix and verb-first names (list_trips, get_trip, add_place, remove_expense, edit_journal). Minor inconsistency in removal/update verbs: delete_section vs remove_place/remove_note/remove_expense, and update_section/update_trip_dates vs edit_note/edit_expense, plus the outlier annotate_place.
33 tools is heavy and above the comfortable range, though the domain (trips, places, notes, checklists, expenses, journal, sections, transit, lodging, hotels search) genuinely justifies breadth. Some consolidation is plausible — e.g. the many note/place mutation tools and the add_* block-family — making this borderline rather than well-scoped.
Strong coverage: full CRUD for expenses and journal stops, add/edit/remove for places and notes, add/update/delete for sections, plus calendar management and read-side search for places, guides, and hotels. Gaps are minor and workaroundable — no hotel edit tool, no way to create flights (only forwarding-email import), no trip title rename or trip delete, and no explicit checklist removal (edit_note can rewrite items).