io.github.qso-graph/eme-mcp
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Scored across 5 tools
Each tool targets a distinct EME concept: version/source info, visibility windows, path loss, degradation, and a calendar of favorable days. The main overlap is between eme_degradation and eme_calendar, since the calendar is essentially a ranked view of degraded days, but their timing granularities and purposes are clear enough.
Four domain tools consistently use an eme_ prefix followed by a noun phrase, which is predictable and readable. get_version_info deviates with a get_ verb-noun convention, but it is a distinct metadata tool and does not create confusion.
Five tools is well-scoped for a focused EME calculation server. Each tool maps to a clear, useful capability without obvious filler or missing major operations.
The surface covers version/source provenance, moon visibility windows, path loss, degradation, and calendar-based planning, which is solid for the apparent EME domain. Minor gaps could exist around station-specific configuration or additional link-budget terms, but core workflows are covered.