makiti-mcp
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Scored across 6 tools
The tools cover distinct shopping functions: broad search, price comparison, deal hunting, price history, and product comparison. product_search and find_best_price both provide pricing but are differentiated by scope and accuracy; descriptions make this clear. Overall, minimal confusion.
Names use a mix of noun-verb (product_compare, product_search), verb-noun (find_best_price, find_deals), and noun-noun (price_history, makiti_guide) patterns. While all use snake_case, the inconsistent verb placement makes the naming less predictable.
Six tools is an appropriate size for a shopping assistant, covering core workflows without being overwhelming. Each tool has a defined role.
The tool set covers search, price comparison, price history, and deals, which are the main shopping decision processes. A guide tool adds helpful meta-navigation. No significant gaps are apparent.