meteor-mcp
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Scored across 7 tools
Most tools occupy clearly distinct slots: geometry forecast (meteor_window), shower list (meteor_showers), per-shower details (meteor_shower_info), live counts (meteor_activity), and fireballs (meteor_fireballs). The only real fuzziness is between meteor_source_info and get_version_info, since both speak to provenance and the shower-list edition, and meteor_showers vs meteor_shower_info require reading singular/plural carefully.
Six of seven tools follow a consistent meteor_<noun> namespacing scheme that reads predictably. get_version_info breaks the pattern by switching to verb_noun form, a minor but visible deviation.
Seven tools is well within the sweet spot and each maps to a distinct information need in the meteor-scatter domain. Nothing appears padded or redundant.
The surface covers forecast geometry, shower catalogs and details, live observed activity, fireballs, citations, and versioning — a full lifecycle for a meteor-scatter planning workflow. Minor gaps remain, such as looking up showers by date range or solar longitude beyond what meteor_showers returns, but agents can work around these via meteor_shower_info.