Companies House MCP Server
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Scored across 37 tools
Most tools target distinct resources (company, charges, officers, PSC), but the 12 PSC-related tools have highly similar names (e.g., get_psc_individual, get_psc_individual_beneficial_owner, get_psc_individual_full_record) that could cause confusion despite distinct descriptions.
The majority follow a get_ or search_ prefix with snake_case, but 'advanced_company_search' breaks the pattern (should be search_advanced_companies) and 'alphabetical_search'/'dissolved_search' lack a consistent verb prefix.
37 tools is on the high side. While they cover many aspects of Companies House data, the set feels bloated with numerous very specific PSC tools that could be merged or simplified.
The server covers most read-only aspects of the Companies House API (profile, charges, officers, PSC, filing history, insolvency, exemptions, documents). However, it lacks financial accounts endpoints and has no update/create tools, indicating a narrow focus.