birdnet-mcp
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Scored across 9 tools
The detection-fetching tools (get_recent_detections, get_detections, search_detections) overlap somewhat, but their scopes are clearly separated by time window, filters, and pagination. Species statistics, new species, activity patterns, status, and taxonomy tools are all distinct.
All tools use lowercase snake_case with a consistent get_/search_ verb prefix followed by a clear noun. Singular and plural forms like get_detection and get_detections are predictable, and search_detections fits the same pattern.
Nine tools cover the server's read-only bird-detection analytics scope without redundancy. Each tool contributes a distinct query type, and the count fits comfortably within a well-scoped tool set.
The surface covers recent detections, single-detection detail, day/hour filtering, flexible historical search, species summaries, new species discovery, temporal activity, taxonomy, and instance health. For a read-only monitoring and analytics server, no significant workflow dead ends are apparent.