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Scored across 178 tools
Most tools target distinct resources and actions, but the 178-tool surface creates several overlapping areas: list_windows vs list_running_apps, close_window/kill_window vs kill_app, get_network_status vs get_ip_addresses, and led_set_pattern vs led_effect. Descriptions usually clarify the boundaries, but an agent could still misselect in these clusters.
The dominant pattern is action_resource (get_, set_, list_, toggle_, start_, stop_), but there are many mixed conventions such as hypr_reload, media_play_pause, media_next, screenshot_full, wa_send_message, led_set_color, and projector_setup. The names remain readable, but the convention is not predictable across the whole set.
178 tools is an extreme mismatch for a single MCP server, even for a broad Hyprland desktop-automation domain. The surface is far too large to navigate reliably and bundles many unrelated subsystems into one toolset.
The server covers an unusually broad set of desktop workflows: audio, brightness, clipboard, screenshots, recording, wallpapers/themes, windows, workspaces, monitors, media, network, Bluetooth, system info, packages, Waybar, Hyprland config, files, macros, LEDs, timers, and projector control. Minor lifecycle gaps exist (e.g., workspace deletion, richer window/workspace management), but most domains have workable coverage.