matricula-mcp
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Scored across 7 tools
The tool set follows a clear hierarchy (sections → parishes → registers → register), and matricula_search (place index) and cache_status (local diagnostics) are unmistakably separate. The one real hazard is matricula_registers vs matricula_register, which differ only by number and both discuss registers and pages; descriptions disambiguate but an agent can still misselect at a glance.
Six of seven tools share a predictable matricula_ + noun pattern (sections, parishes, registers, register, search, page_image), all snake_case and readable. The deviations are cache_status missing the server prefix and the bare plural/singular pair carrying the list-vs-single distinction with no verb cue.
Seven tools is well-scoped for a read-only archival browser: one per hierarchy level, plus search, image retrieval, and a status tool. Nothing looks padded or superfluous.
The full browse path from country down to a single page image is covered, including citation output, caching, and rate-limit reporting, which matches this read-only domain. Minor gaps: no way to jump to a register directly by key or filter registers by date/type without listing them all, and no cross-section search beyond the place index.