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Scored across 164 tools
The 164 tools are organized into clear functional domains (email, DNS, databases, files, etc.) with each tool targeting a distinct resource and action. Even similar operations on different resources (e.g., MySQL vs PostgreSQL) are explicitly distinguished, leaving no ambiguity.
Tool names follow a consistent verb_noun pattern throughout, using list_, create_, delete_, get_, set_, enable_, and disable_ prefixes. Minor variations like 'change' vs 'set' do not disrupt the overall predictability.
With 164 tools, this server has an extreme count that overwhelms any agent's ability to select the right tool efficiently. This far exceeds the practical upper limit for a coherent MCP server, even for a broad domain like cPanel.
The server covers a wide range of cPanel features, but notable gaps remain: no way to change MySQL/PostgreSQL user passwords, no create/edit for email filters (only list/delete), and no restore for full/home backups. These missing lifecycle operations hinder complete domain coverage.