DogPolicies MCP Server
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Scored across 13 tools
Most tools have clearly separated purposes: get_place, search_places, find_hotels, compare_places, plan_trip, route_stops, changes_since/near, and report_correction each target a distinct task. The main overlap is between search_places, near, browse_answers, and plan_trip, all of which can return dog-friendly places, but the descriptions give useful guidance on when to use each.
All tools use a consistent snake_case pattern with the dogpolicies_ prefix, which makes the set predictable and readable. A few names deviate from a strict verb_noun pattern (near, route_stops, changes_since, changes_near), but they remain understandable and are not chaotic.
The server has 13 tools, which fits well within a reasonable range for a rich domain covering place lookup, search, comparison, trip planning, hotels, routes, change tracking, and corrections. Each tool appears to serve a distinct workflow rather than being redundant filler.
The surface covers the full read-only research lifecycle: discovery via search/browse/near, detail retrieval via get_place and get_rule, comparison, hotel-specific matching, trip planning, highway routing, change monitoring, and correction reporting. For a dog-policy reference limited to California and Nevada, there are no obvious dead ends.