heritage-research-mcp
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Scored across 23 tools
The general `search` and `get_record` tools overlap with the five per-source search and get tools (si_search, nara_search, ia_search, commons_search, dpla_search, si_get_content, nara_get_record, ia_get_item, commons_file_info, dpla_get_item). Descriptions help by distinguishing normalized output from source-specific details, but an agent could still misselect for simple queries.
Most tools follow a predictable snake_case pattern with source prefixes (nara_, si_, ia_, commons_, dpla_) for source-specific operations and unprefixed names for general operations. Minor deviations are noun-only names like `si_terms`, `si_stats`, and `usage_report`, but overall the scheme is clear and consistent.
23 tools is on the heavy side for a single server, even one covering five archives. While many tools serve distinct purposes (e.g., `ia_grep_text`, `nara_children`, `si_terms`), the overlapping general and source-specific search/get tools add redundancy.
The set covers discovery, retrieval, fulltext search, media download, rights, provenance, and usage reporting across five archives. Minor gaps remain, such as cross-source fulltext search (only Internet Archive supports it) and OCR retrieval for some sources, but core research workflows are well supported.