hermes-atlas-mcp
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Scored across 5 tools
Tools are mostly distinct: search_projects returns a list of projects, get_project returns one project, list_by_category returns from a curated list, get_guide fetches a guide page, and ask_atlas gives a cited answer. The only potential confusion is between search_projects and ask_atlas, but their descriptions clarify the different output types.
All tool names follow a consistent verb_noun pattern in lowercase snake_case (search_, get_, list_, get_, ask_). This is a perfectly uniform naming scheme with no deviations.
Five tools is an appropriate, focused scope for a catalog/atlas server. Each tool covers a distinct need: search, specific lookup, category browsing, guide retrieval, and open-ended Q&A. No bloat or unnecessary duplication.
For a read-only catalog, the surface covers search, detailed retrieval, curated lists, guides, and free-form questions. Minor gaps exist: no tool to list all projects in the catalog or fetch the full ECOSYSTEM.md, and the guide access is limited to three fixed slugs, but these are workable limitations.