code-mode-alchemy-mcp
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Search and execute have clearly distinct roles: search discovers API endpoints, while execute runs arbitrary JavaScript against them. There is no overlap in purpose, and the descriptions explicitly guide sequential use.
Both tool names are concise, lowercase imperative verbs following the same bare-verb convention. No inconsistent casing or mixed noun/verb patterns.
Two tools is slightly below the typical 3-15 range, but both are essential and earn their place: one for discovery and one for universal execution. The set is minimal rather than redundant.
Search plus execute covers endpoint discovery and arbitrary REST/JSON-RPC calls, which is nearly complete for a code-mode API gateway. Minor gaps remain, such as no structured endpoint-schema lookup or built-in pagination helpers, but agents can work around these.