fred-mcp
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Scored across 31 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct purposes based on resource and action, but reverse relationships like get_source_releases vs get_release_sources and the many tag-related variants (e.g., get_related_tags, get_category_related_tags) could cause confusion if descriptions are not carefully read. Overall, the names and descriptions do an adequate job of disambiguating.
The server generally follows a get_<resource>_<detail> pattern with list_ and search_ prefixes for broader operations. However, there are minor inconsistencies such as get_series_updates (a listing operation) and the confusing name get_tags_series (which returns series, not tags) that deviate from the otherwise predictable scheme.
With 31 tools, the server exceeds the typical range and feels heavy. While the FRED API is broad, the tool set could be consolidated, especially the many tag-related and reverse-relationship tools, without losing functionality.
The tool set provides comprehensive coverage of FRED's data model, including series metadata, observations, categories, releases, sources, and tags, as well as search and vintage date functionality. No obvious gaps are apparent for the server's stated purpose.