ubereats-order-history-mcp
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Scored across 5 tools
The tools are mostly distinct: auth check vs. fetching orders, details, transactions, and exporting. However, get_ubereats_orders and get_ubereats_order_details could be confused (both return details), though the former is a list and the latter a single order. Also, get_ubereats_transactions and the receipt in details overlap slightly.
All tools follow a consistent pattern: check_ubereats_auth_status, get_ubereats_orders, get_ubereats_order_details, get_ubereats_transactions, export_ubereats_csv. The verb_noun format is uniform, and the resource is clearly prefixed with 'ubereats'.
With 5 tools, this is well-scoped for the domain of reading Uber Eats data (auth check, order list, order detail, transactions, export). Each tool has a clear, non-redundant purpose, and the count is ideal for a focused connector.
The set covers read and export operations comprehensively, but there is no update/delete or order mutation (e.g., reorder, cancel) since this is a read-only connector. The missing ability to filter or summarize directly might be a gap, but the core purpose of retrieving and exporting order history is covered.