mcp-gouv-fr
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Scored across 11 tools
Each tool targets a distinct resource and action: datasets, communes, departements, regions, legal units, establishments, and a generic GraphQL access point are all cleanly separated. Search vs. get operations are unambiguous within each domain, and no two tools appear to overlap in purpose.
Tool names follow a consistent domain_verb_noun pattern: datagouv_search/get, geo_search/get, insee_get, and radiofrance_graphql. snake_case is used uniformly, and the verbs search/get clearly indicate whether a tool lists/filters or fetches a single entity.
11 tools is a reasonable, well-scoped count for a public-data server covering datasets, administrative geography, and company records. The radiofrance_graphql tool is a broad catch-all that slightly expands the server's scope, but it is still a single coherent integration point.
The dataset and geography domains have solid search/get coverage for their core entities, and INSEE identifiers map directly to legal units and establishments. Missing search-by-name for INSEE and some administrative geography depth (e.g., arrondissements) are minor gaps for a read-only public-data server.