Coles and Woolworths MCP Server
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The two tools are partitioned cleanly by retailer (Coles vs Woolworths), so an agent can pick the right one from the user's request with no ambiguity. There is no functional overlap between them.
Both follow the same get_<retailer>_products snake_case pattern, which is predictable. The minor deviation is at the parameter level: Coles requires a store_id while Woolworths does not, breaking the symmetry an agent might expect.
Two tools is thin for a server covering two retailers — essentially one operation duplicated. It is defensible for a narrowly scoped product-search server, but sits at the borderline of usefulness.
Only search is exposed: no product detail/price lookup, no store lookup or listing, and no way to resolve the store_id that get_coles_products mandates. That missing store-discovery step is a dead end that will cause agent failures on the Coles path.