open-parlamento-mcp
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Scored across 24 tools
The tools are organized around distinct Italian legal/parliamentary domains (e.g., constitutional case law, EU law, parliamentary bill status, open data), and each description clarifies its unique source and purpose. A few pairs like 'giurisprudenza_su' and 'cerca_sentenze_cost' could overlap in intent, but their descriptions make the article-focused vs. keyword-focused boundary clear.
There is a strong but incomplete 'cerca_' verb_prefix convention covering about half the tools, while the remainder use noun phrases or question-style names ('novita_normative', 'cosa_modifica', 'chi_modifica', 'indice_di_forza'). This mixed convention makes tool discovery less predictable, despite the Italian naming being readable.
With 24 tools, the server is at the high end of the 'heavy' range. The breadth is understandable given the domain spans Italian legislation, EU law, parliamentary workflow, open data, and statistics, but the count borders on excess and could be trimmed by consolidating some rare-purpose tools.
The toolset covers an unusually wide range of legal and parliamentary workflows: searching laws, case law, pending challenges, legislative amendments, bills, parliamentary members, votes, and open-data statistics. Minor gaps exist, such as no direct full-text retrieval of an arbitrary law article and limited ability to track a single bill across both chambers, but most reasonable queries can be satisfied.