kr-elections-mcp
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Scored across 16 tools
Several tools have overlapping names (e.g., get_district_results and get_district_summary; get_candidate_profile and get_candidate_policies). Diagnostic tools (diagnose_core_api_access, diagnose_full_api_access) are unrelated to elections, increasing confusion. Without descriptions, distinguishing purposes is challenging.
All tool names follow a verb_noun pattern in snake_case, using verbs like list, get, search, assemble, diagnose, match. The pattern is mostly consistent, though the variety of verbs (e.g., assemble, diagnose) slightly deviates from the more common list/get/search conventions.
16 tools is a reasonable count for an elections-related server. It covers multiple entities (elections, districts, parties, candidates) and includes some specialized tools. The count is slightly high but not excessive.
The tool set appears to support read and search operations only (no create, update, delete). The inclusion of diagnostic and 'krpoltext' tools suggests extraneous functionality unrelated to an elections data API. Gaps like updating candidate information or managing election results are likely to cause agent failures.