Related Servers

Every tool has a clearly distinct purpose, with descriptions that eliminate ambiguity. For example, oe_health vs oe_auth_status differentiate between local pipeline check and session verification, and oe_collections tools each handle a specific aspect of collection management.

Tools follow a consistent pattern of 'oe_' prefix followed by a domain (collections, article, auth, etc.) and then a verb or noun. While not strictly verb_noun throughout (e.g., oe_health, oe_collections_summary), the pattern is predictable and readable.

17 tools is well-scoped for the OpenEvidence domain, covering authentication, health checks, collections management (9 tools), article operations, and search. Each tool serves a specific need without unnecessary duplication.

The tool surface covers the core workflows: asking questions, retrieving answers, searching, managing collections, and setting access. Minor gaps exist, such as no explicit delete tool for articles, but overall the set is comprehensive for its purpose.