kci-openapi-mcp
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Scored across 7 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct purposes: status, detail, search, references, citation, harvest, and collect. However, kci_search and kci_collect could be confused since kci_collect also performs searches, and the distinction between REST and OAI modes is described but not immediately obvious from names alone.
Tool names follow a consistent kci_ prefix with a noun-like suffix (status, detail, search, references, journal_citation, harvest, collect). This pattern is clear and predictable, though kci_journal_citation is slightly longer than others. No mixing of camelCase or snake_case issues.
Seven tools is well-scoped for the domain of Korean citation index access. Each tool serves a distinct function (connection check, detail lookup, search, references, journal metrics, bulk harvest, combined collection). No tool feels redundant or unnecessary.
The tool set covers key operations: search, detail retrieval, references, journal citation metrics, bulk harvesting, and a combined collector. Minor gaps exist: there is no direct tool for author lookup, no tool for updating/correcting entries, and no delete functionality, but these are appropriate for a read-only API service.