az-gov-mcp
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TDQS
Scored across 8 tools
Each tool targets a distinct resource and action: act details, article text, clause text, within-act search, president search, president page text, MFA page text, and country name lookup. Although eqanun_madde and eqanun_bend both return verbatim legal text, their article-vs-clause granularity is clearly stated, and the site-specific metn tools are unambiguous.
Names use consistent snake_case and a source/domain prefix pattern (eqanun_, president_, mfa_, olke_). The main deviation is that some tools end with a noun (akt, madde, metn) while others end with a verb (axtar), and olke_adi lacks a source prefix, but the style remains predictable.
Eight tools is well within the ideal 3-15 range for a multi-source retrieval server. Each tool covers a specific retrieval need across legal, presidential, and MFA sources, with no redundant entries.
The server covers act details, article/clause retrieval, within-act search, president search/page text, MFA page text, and country names. However, notable gaps exist: no global search across legal acts (to discover an act by title or keyword), and no search capability for mfa.gov.az, which limits discovery workflows.