kfc-cn-mcp
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TDQS
Scored across 14 tools
Each tool targets a distinct step or resource in the ordering flow: store discovery (find_stores), session binding (select_store), menu browsing (get_menu/search_menu/get_item), cart mutation (add/set_quantity/remove/clear/view), and checkout (preview_order/place_order). The menu trio is related but clearly differentiated as list vs. fuzzy search vs. detail lookup, and the cart verb set is unambiguous.
Two conventions coexist: verb_noun tools (find_stores, select_store, get_menu, search_menu, get_item, preview_order, place_order) and noun_verb/noun_noun tools (order_status, session_status, cart_add, cart_set_quantity, cart_remove, cart_clear, cart_view). The cart_ prefix group is internally readable, but the mixed verb/noun ordering across the set prevents a higher score.
14 tools is well within the healthy range and every tool maps to a necessary stage of a food-ordering lifecycle. The five cart tools (add, set_quantity, remove, clear, view) each earn their place rather than being redundant wrappers.
The surface covers the full flow from store lookup through real order submission plus order status and session troubleshooting. Minor gaps exist: no order history/list, no order cancellation, and payment is intentionally delegated to the KFC app, which agents must work around.