swiss-cultural-heritage-mcp
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Scored across 11 tools
The source-specific tools are clearly separated into search/detail pairs for SIKART, the National Library, the SNM, and the Memobase/Dodis facade. However, `heritage_cross_search` and `search_heritage` are both multi-source search tools covering different institutions, and `heritage_list_nb_collections` vs. `list_heritage_collections` have similar names, so descriptions are needed to avoid misselection.
Eight tools follow a `heritage_<verb>_<object>` pattern, but `search_heritage`, `get_heritage_item`, and `list_heritage_collections` reverse the order, breaking predictability. The verbs are specific and all names are readable snake_case, so the naming is mixed rather than chaotic.
11 tools is a well-scoped count for the stated purpose of searching Swiss cultural heritage sources. Each search tool has a corresponding detail/lookup tool, plus collection discovery and cross-search tools, without unnecessary redundancy.
The set covers search and detail for SIKART, the National Library, the National Museum datasets/objects, and the Memobase/Dodis facade, along with collection discovery and cross-searching. Minor gaps remain: there is no single-object retrieval for SNM objects beyond a browse query, and no unified cross-search across all five sources.