webuntis-mcp
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Scored across 11 tools
get_today and get_tomorrow are essentially convenience wrappers around get_timetable with fixed date ranges, and get_changes overlaps with get_timetable (whose description already promises cancellations/substitutions/room swaps). Descriptions provide useful context, but an agent must still reason about when to prefer the specialized tool over the general one.
Nearly every tool follows the get_<noun> pattern (get_timetable, get_homework, get_exams, etc.), with list_classes as the only variant, which is still a clean verb_noun convention. No mixing of camelCase/snake_case or vague verbs.
11 tools is well-scoped for a school information server, with each covering a distinct data domain (timetable, homework, exams, absences, messages, metadata). No padding or redundancy at the count level.
The surface covers the core student life domains: schedules, classes, homework, exams, absences, messages, and school metadata. Grades/report cards and any write operations (e.g., excusing absences) are absent, but read-only coverage is largely complete.