Knesset MCP Server
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Scored across 9 tools
Each tool has a clearly distinct purpose: get-bill-info and get-committee-info target single entities; list-bills-by-status, list-bills-by-type, and list-recent-bills-by-stage provide different filtering; list-committees, list-factions, list-knesset-members each cover specific lists; search-bills-by-name is a keyword search. No overlap causes confusion.
All tool names follow a verb_noun_with_hyphens pattern. 'get-' is used for single-item retrieval, 'list-' for multiple items, and 'search-' for keyword search. The pattern is consistent and predictable across all 9 tools.
9 tools is appropriate for a parliamentary data server. It covers the main entities (bills, committees, factions, members) without being overwhelming or too sparse.
The tool set covers core CRUD-like queries (read-only) for bills, committees, factions, and members. Minor gaps include no dedicated get-faction or get-member tool, but list endpoints with filters largely fill these needs.