GovCon API MCP
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Scored across 6 tools
The six top-level tools have clearly distinct roles: resolve converts names to IDs, search queries datasets, get fetches records by ID, contact finds people, market provides market analytics, and price provides pricing evidence. Overlaps like search(contracts) vs market(size) and resolve(company) vs search(companies) are explicitly differentiated by descriptions and workflows.
Top-level tool names are all lowercase and readable, but they mix verb-style names (resolve, search, get) with noun-style names (contact, market, price). Sub-operations are grouped consistently within resolve/search/get, though the overall surface uses a mix of singular, plural, and compound names.
Six top-level tools is well within the ideal range and matches the gateway-style design needed for a broad GovCon dataset. Each tool earns its place as a distinct capability area, even though search and get internally expose many dataset-specific operations.
The surface covers the full GovCon research lifecycle: ID resolution, opportunity and award discovery, contract and vehicle lookup, entity and contact details, market analytics, and pricing evidence. No obvious read-only workflow dead ends are present for the stated domain.