picnic-mcp
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Scored across 15 tools
The tools split cleanly along resource lines (products, recipes, cart, account, delivery) with one action each. The only real overlap is search_products vs find_ingredients and add_to_cart vs add_recipe_to_cart, but the descriptions make the boundary explicit (single-item lookup vs multi-item ranked matching; single product vs all recipe ingredients).
Every tool follows the same snake_case verb_noun pattern (search_products, get_cart, add_recipe_to_cart, remove_from_cart, create_recipe, delete_recipe). The verb set is small and used predictably across every resource, so an agent can guess names it hasn't seen.
Fifteen tools sit at the top of the well-scoped range, but each maps to a distinct step in the browse -> ingredient-match -> cart -> recipe -> slot workflow. Nothing looks redundant or padded; the four cart tools each cover a separate operation.
Coverage is strong: product search, ingredient matching, full cart manipulation, recipe create/read/delete plus add/remove ingredients from cart, and read-only slots and order history. Gaps are a missing update_recipe (create and delete exist but no edit) and no way to actually book a slot or place an order, though the repeated 'does not place an order' wording suggests that is a deliberate safety boundary.