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Scored across 31 tools
There are several clusters of overlapping tools: bbox readers (inspect_map_context, get_osm_elements_in_area, export_osm_data, get_osm_statistics), POI searches (search_nearby_places, find_nearby_amenities, search_osm_elements), and geocoders (resolve_location, get_place_info, smart_geocode). Even with detailed descriptions, an agent will frequently struggle to choose the right one, especially for similar-sounding apply_osm_edit and apply_track_road_edit.
Most names follow a predictable verb_noun snake_case pattern: get_osm_node, search_osm_elements, validate_osm_data, apply_track_road_edit. The pattern is comfortable but not perfect: smart_geocode is an adjective-verb hybrid, and check_authentication/find_nearby_amenities use different verb styles than the dominant get_/search_/apply_ families.
31 tools is well into the 'too many' range for a single MCP server, especially since several tools are compatibility wrappers or near-duplicates. The server tries to cover editing, discovery, geocoding, validation, statistics, and GPX workflows at once, making it feel heavy rather than focused.
The GPX-aware edit workflow is fairly complete: analyze, select, match, preview, apply, verify. However, the general editing surface has notable gaps: there is no explicit proposal discard/cancel or direct element creation/update/delete flow beyond applying a proposal, and the presence of multiple legacy compatibility tools suggests unfinished consolidation.