bar-assistant-mcp
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Scored across 41 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct purposes, and the detailed descriptions explicitly guide users between lookalikes (e.g. bar_audit_ingredients vs bar_list_ingredients, search vs list). The main overlap is bar_search_cocktails vs bar_list_cocktails and bar_search_ingredients vs bar_list_ingredients, where the boundary (name search vs filtered browse) is real but somewhat blurry.
Nearly all tools follow a consistent bar_ + snake_case pattern (bar_get_/list_/create_/update_/delete_/set_/add_). A handful deviate from the verb_noun convention (bar_makeable_cocktails, bar_favorite_cocktails, bar_uses_for_bottle, bar_alternatives_for_slot), but these remain readable and uniformly prefixed.
41 tools is heavy and pushes into territory where an agent must scan a large surface. The domain (cocktails, ingredients, flavor matching, shelf, constraints) is genuinely broad and justifies many of these, but some tools stretch the scope beyond what a single server comfortably handles.
Strong CRUD coverage for cocktails and ingredients plus flavor profiling, slot constraints, shelf, and matching workflows. Minor gaps: shopping list supports add/get but no remove, and collections/tags/glasses/methods are list-only, though these may be read-only reference data.