open-splitwise
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Scored across 7 tools
Each visible tool has a clearly distinct role: auth setup/status/logout form a lifecycle, resolve_users handles identifier mapping, quick_add_expense creates expenses, and money_summary provides balances. search_tools is explicitly a discovery/meta tool, so there is no meaningful overlap between tools.
Most tools follow a clear verb_noun snake_case pattern such as setup_auth, get_auth_status, resolve_users, quick_add_expense, and search_tools. logout and money_summary deviate slightly as a bare verb and a noun-noun phrase, but the naming remains easily predictable.
Seven tools is a well-scoped count for this server. It covers authentication, user lookup, expense creation, financial summary, and dynamic tool discovery without unnecessary bloat, and the lazy-loading design keeps the default surface compact.
The visible high-level tools cover auth, user resolution, expense creation, and summary, which handles common Splitwise workflows. search_tools explicitly exposes hidden raw tools for expenses, groups, and notifications, mitigating most gaps, though direct visible listing/update/delete expense helpers would make common management tasks more straightforward.