swiss-academic-libraries-mcp
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Scored across 16 tools
Most tools are cleanly separated by data source and action: search, single-record retrieval, and collection listing are easy to tell apart. The closest pairs are search_preprints/search_publications and swisscovery_search/search_publications, but their descriptions clearly differentiate arXiv preprints, Crossref publications, and the Swiss union catalogue.
The dominant pattern is a source prefix plus an action (swisscovery_search, erara_list_records, oa_law_get), with a consistent snake_case style across all 16 names. Minor deviations exist: search_preprints and search_publications drop the source prefix, and library_info is noun_noun rather than verb_noun.
Sixteen tools is slightly above the typical 3-15 range, but the count is justified by six distinct data sources plus helper tools. The repeated list/get/collections triples for e-rara, e-periodica, and e-manuscripta are systematic rather than redundant.
Core workflows are covered: search and retrieve for swisscovery and OA law, list/get plus collection discovery for e-rara and e-manuscripta, DOI resolution, and cross-source navigation. The main gap is eperiodica_list_collections, which would mirror the other OAI repositories and make set filtering easier; agents can still work around it via date-based listing.