my-eli-mcp
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Scored across 3 tools
The three tools are largely distinct: one fetches metadata, one fetches full text, and one declares coverage/gaps. The only potential confusion is between my_get_act and my_get_text, but their descriptions clearly separate metadata from full text.
Two tools follow a get_<object> pattern (my_get_act, my_get_text), but my_coverage uses a noun instead of a verb, breaking the pattern. The my_ prefix is consistent, but the mixed verb/noun structure is a minor inconsistency.
Three tools is on the lower end but reasonable for a narrowly scoped connector that serves act metadata, act text, and coverage declarations. It feels slightly thin but not inadequate for its stated purpose.
The connector covers fetching individual acts and declaring coverage gaps, but lacks obvious operations like listing all acts or searching across acts. The coverage tool helps mitigate the absence, but the surface remains somewhat incomplete for a legal research tool.