Each tool targets a distinct operation: calculate pricing, track shipments, search terminals, create orders, view history, and search cities. There is minor overlap potential between calculate (rate/schedule) and create_order (which may imply cost negotiation), and get_order_history vs track could overlap conceptually but generally serve different query types. Overall boundaries are clear enough for an agent.

Most tools follow a clean verb_noun pattern: calculate, get_terminals, create_order, get_order_history, get_cities. Only 'track' deviates as a bare verb rather than verb_noun (e.g. track_order or get_tracking). This is a minor inconsistency but otherwise the naming is predictable and readable.

Six tools is a well-scoped set for a logistics/courier MCP server covering the major user journeys: quoting, booking, tracking, and reference lookups. Each tool clearly earns its place, and the count feels appropriate for the domain.

The surface covers core workflows well: city lookup, terminal lookup, pricing, order creation, order tracking, and order history. Obvious gaps include the ability to cancel or update an order, and there is no document/label generation for shipping, though these are secondary for a courier integration. Core lifecycle is otherwise present.