fpl-context-mcp
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The two tools have largely distinct purposes: one is a broad SQL query interface for historical/current database stats, and the other fetches live injury/availability flags. There is some overlap on availability data, but the descriptions clearly explain that the database version is stale and the live tool should be used for current flags.
Both tools use consistent snake_case and follow a clear verb_noun pattern: query_historical_stats and get_live_availability. Minor verb choice differs, but the convention is predictable and readable.
Two tools is on the low side, but the SQL query tool is a powerful catch-all that covers many data needs, and the live availability tool addresses a specific, time-sensitive gap. The set is focused rather than incomplete.
The server covers historical/season stats via SQL and live availability via a dedicated tool, which handles the core context needs. Minor gaps exist, such as no direct live match/points tool, but agents can work around these through the SQL interface for most questions.