FHIR MCP Server
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TDQS
Scored across 13 tools
The request_*_resource tools are clearly separated by FHIR resource type, and request_generic_resource is explicitly a fallback for resources without a dedicated tool. However, the similar structure and the note in request_observation_resource referencing a non-existent 'get_loinc_code' tool could cause slight confusion.
The CRUD tools follow a strong request_<resource>_resource pattern, making the set predictable. The utility tools (get_loinc_codes, add_document_to_pinecone, search_pinecone) diverge in style but are still verb-first and understandable.
13 tools is well within the ideal range for a FHIR server covering multiple resource types. The number is neither bloated nor thin, given the broad scope of FHIR.
The set covers CRUD for the most common FHIR resources plus a generic fallback for all others, and adds LOINC lookup and document search. Minor gaps like a dedicated search/query tool or terminology service exist, but the generic resource tool covers most needs.