ourgroceries-mcp
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TDQS
Scored across 11 tools
Each tool has a clearly distinct purpose: add_item vs resolve_item_to_add handle deterministic vs ambiguous addition; cross_off_item/uncross_item toggle status; get_active_items/get_crossed_off_items filter by completion; get_categories, get_lists, get_settings retrieve distinct metadata; remove_item, update_item perform their respective actions. No overlap.
All tool names follow a consistent verb_noun pattern in snake_case (e.g., add_item, get_active_items, resolve_item_to_add). Even the multi-word 'resolve_item_to_add' maintains the pattern with a preposition. No naming style mixing.
11 tools cover the typical lifecycle of grocery list items (CRUD, cross-off/uncross, filtered queries, plus a resolution helper). This is well-scoped for a focused domain—neither too few nor too many.
Core item operations are fully covered (add, remove, update, cross on/off, list, search), along with categories and settings. The only notable gap is the lack of list creation/deletion tools, but get_lists suggests lists are pre-existing, so this is a minor omission.