chesscom-mcp
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Scored across 29 tools
Several tools have overlapping purposes, such as get_player_to_move_daily_games and get_player_current_daily_games, where one is a subset of the other. Similarly, get_player_games and get_player_monthly_pgn both retrieve monthly games, differing only in format. Descriptions help clarify, but the surface could cause an agent to misselect between these pairs.
All tools follow a consistent get_<resource>_<attribute> pattern, making the naming largely predictable. Minor deviations like get_player_to_move_daily_games versus get_player_current_daily_games and get_daily_puzzle versus get_random_puzzle introduce slight inconsistency, but no chaotic mixing of styles.
With 29 tools, this exceeds the 25-tool threshold for a heavy count. The set includes many granular variations (e.g., team match, live team match, and board variants) that could be consolidated, and some obvious redundancies like get_player_games versus get_player_monthly_pgn. The count feels excessive for the scope of read-only Chess.com data retrieval.
The tool set covers a broad range of Chess.com read-only endpoints, including players, clubs, countries, tournaments, matches, puzzles, streamers, and leaderboards. Minor gaps exist, such as no direct head-to-head comparison tool, but for the apparent purpose of retrieving data, the coverage is nearly comprehensive.