Spec-Driven IntelliMatch / iSuite MCP
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TDQS
Scored across 28 tools
Tools are well-separated by domain prefixes (im_ vs is_), and within each domain, most tools have distinct purposes. However, there is some overlap between API and database query tools for the same entity (e.g., im_get_candidate vs im_get_candidate_db), which could cause confusion despite different descriptions.
All tools follow a consistent lowercase underscore convention with a verb_noun pattern (e.g., im_get_candidate, is_submit_claim). No mixing of styles or irregular patterns, making naming highly predictable.
With 28 tools spanning two distinct domains (IntelliMatch and iSuite), the count is on the higher side but each domain justifies its tools. The scope is broad, so the number is borderline appropriate but could be seen as excessive for a single server.
Each domain covers core operations: IntelliMatch includes searching, matching, and pipeline status; iSuite includes claims, policies, and workflows. Minor gaps exist (e.g., no candidate update or claim modification), but overall the surface is sufficient for common tasks.