Expense Tracker MCP Server
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Scored across 2 tools
The two tools have completely disjoint purposes—one rolls dice and the other adds numbers. There is no ambiguity between them and no chance of an agent misselecting one for the other.
Both tool names follow the same verb_noun snake_case pattern: roll_dice and add_numbers. The naming is predictable and straightforward.
A server named 'Expense Tracker' offers only two tools that perform unrelated operations (dice rolling and arithmetic). This is a severe mismatch between scope and purpose, making the count completely inappropriate.
The tools do not cover any expense tracking functionality whatsoever—no add expense, list expenses, delete expense, or summaries. The surface is entirely incomplete for the stated domain.