electronic-components-mcp
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Scored across 11 tools
The search tools are mostly distinct: keyword/part-name search versus structured category/spec search, and slug-based versus store-ID-based retrieval are clearly separated. The main mild overlap is cart_update_item (quantity 0 removes) versus cart_remove_item, but the descriptions clarify the intended difference.
Most lookup tools use a verb_noun pattern (get_component_by_slug, search_components, list_supported_shops), while cart tools use a cart_* noun-prefix pattern (cart_add_item, cart_view, cart_clear). The grouping is readable and internally consistent for cart operations, but the overall set mixes conventions.
Eleven tools is well-scoped for an electronic component lookup and cart-management server. The tool set is split cleanly between discovery/retrieval and cart operations without excessive granularity.
Component search and retrieval are well covered, and the cart surface includes add, update, remove, clear, view, and shipping selection. However, there is no checkout/order-placement operation, leaving a notable dead end after viewing cart totals and shipping costs.