No user-submitted related servers found.
Scored across 29 tools
Most tools target distinct resources/actions (form editing vs. drafts vs. submissions vs. Belege vs. session handoff), and descriptions explicitly steer usage order. A few pairs overlap meaningfully: elster_submissions_list vs elster_sync_history (both read 'Übermittelte Formulare'), elster_submission_protocol vs elster_submission_archive (same protocol, one archives as PDF/HTML), and elster_form_check vs elster_form_review (review just adds the absenden overview). These are disambiguated in the text but still require careful reading.
All names are snake_case with an 'elster_' prefix, which is good, but the verb placement varies: noun_verb (elster_form_open, elster_drafts_list), verb-in-middle (elster_ustva_generate_xml, elster_form_handoff_wait), and bare noun_verb forms. Singular/plural is also inconsistent (elster_submissions_list vs elster_submission_protocol/archive; elster_belege_list vs elster_beleg_upload). Still readable, but not a predictable pattern throughout.
29 tools is heavy and above the comfortable 3–15 band. The domain is genuinely complex (login, config, UStVA, ESt form engine, drafts, submissions, Belege, handoff), so most tools earn their place, but the surface is large enough that an agent must navigate many near-sibling tools. Borderline: justified by scope but on the high side.
The ESt/form lifecycle is well covered end to end: open/new/page/set/add_row/delete_row/attach/crawl/check/review/handoff/wait/save, plus drafts, submissions, protocol, archive and Belege. However, several descriptions reference tools that do not exist in this set (elster_ustva_start, elster_eur_start, elster_est_start), leaving the UStVA submission path apparently incomplete and creating dead-end references. The document-upload and handoff flows round out coverage reasonably well.