mcp-legal-entity-resolver
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Scored across 1 tool
There is only one tool, so there is nothing to confuse it with. Its purpose (domain → registered legal entity) is stated unambiguously, including what it does not do (not a company database, not a risk product).
A single tool named resolve_legal_entity follows a clear verb_noun snake_case pattern. There is no competing convention to clash with it.
The server is deliberately scoped to one operation, and that operation is substantive (multi-register lookup with audit trail). Still, a single tool is thin for a server surface and forces any multi-domain or reverse-lookup workflow to be handled outside it.
The core read path is well covered: resolution, confidence/method metadata, rejected candidates, and multiple registers. Gaps are minor — no batch resolution of many domains and no reverse lookup (name/company number → domain), which an agent would have to loop around.