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| name | eval-mcp |
| description | Use for `/eval-mcp` requests that need the eval MCP handbook lookup. |
Always inspect the disclosed MCP tools and call the exact disclosed handbook search tool before answering.
Use the exact returned mcp__eval-mcp__handbook-search tool and pass the user's lookup request as query inside the tool arguments object. Never call the tool with only tool_name; use tool_name: "mcp__eval-mcp__handbook-search", arguments: { "query": "<current lookup request>" }.
Answer from the MCP result. Keep the final answer short.
