gramps-evidence-mcp
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Scored across 83 tools
Most tools target distinct resources and actions, and descriptions often explicitly distinguish generic from specific tools (e.g. get_object vs get_person, cite_object vs cite_event). However, overlaps remain: query_objects vs query_records, add_media vs attach_media, and list_object_types vs list_event_types could still cause misselection.
The set is overwhelmingly snake_case and action-oriented, with predictable verb_noun names across most CRUD, audit, and lifecycle operations. Minor deviations such as db_stats, event_span, consolidated_timeline, and uncite slightly break the strict verb_noun pattern.
83 tools is far beyond a practical MCP surface for an agent, even for a complex genealogy evidence domain. While many tools are specialized and defensible, the count itself creates excessive selection burden and is an extreme mismatch for efficient tool use.
The surface is very comprehensive, covering people, families, events, sources, citations, repositories, media, places, DNA, reports, filters, transactions, and audits. Minor gaps exist, notably the apparent absence of a generic search_text tool despite reindex_search referencing one, with some operations reachable only through generic escape hatches.