Dallas Civic MCP
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Scored across 7 tools
Each tool targets a distinct civic dataset: weather alerts, school data, 311 service requests, permits, crime, and property. There is no functional overlap between the domain tools, and the 'about' meta-tool is clearly separated. An agent would have little trouble selecting the right tool for a query.
Domain tools consistently use a 'dallas_' prefix followed by a clear noun (e.g., dallas_crime, dallas_property). The exception is 'about', which lacks the prefix but is a common server metadata tool. Overall naming is coherent and readable with only a minor deviation.
Seven tools (six data tools plus one meta tool) are well within the ideal range for a focused civic data MCP server. Each tool adds a distinct data source and the set feels appropriately scoped—neither sparse nor bloated.
The server covers the main civic data areas expected for the City of Dallas: alerts, schools, 311, permits, crime, and property records. Some adjacent areas (e.g., traffic, transit, city budgets) are missing, and the property tool deliberately excludes appraised values, so completeness is strong but not exhaustive.