jp-statistics-mcp
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Scored across 10 tools
The six search_* tools are cleanly separated by entity (indicator, region, term, social event, survey, series), but the data-fetch tools overlap: get_series_data, get_multiple_series_data, get_series_data_by_layer and get_indicator_data all sound like 'get time series data' and only the descriptions reveal that two are BOJ-series based and two are e-Stat layer/indicator based. The shared word 'series' across both e-Stat and BOJ tools invites misselection.
All tools are snake_case with a verb_noun shape (search_*, get_*_data), so the pattern is predictable. Minor deviations: get_series_data_by_layer and get_multiple_series_data are longer qualified variants, and get_indicator_data lacks the 'series/indicator' symmetry with its siblings.
Ten tools is a well-scoped count for a server spanning two data sources (e-Stat catalog entities plus BOJ series). Each tool maps to a distinct entity or fetch mode, with no obviously redundant entries.
There is search coverage for indicators, regions, terms, events, surveys and BOJ series plus data retrieval, but gaps remain: no tool to enumerate available databases/layers (the layer path required by get_series_data_by_layer and the 'one DB' required by get_multiple_series_data must come from outside the toolset), and no metadata/definition lookup for a BOJ series beyond the name search. Pagination via NEXTPOSITION is handled for only two of the fetch tools.