django-admin-mcp
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TDQS
Scored across 37 tools
Tools are namespaced by model (mcptoken vs author vs article), so cross-model confusion is minimal. However, within a model there is mild overlap: list_X vs autocomplete_X both search, and bulk_X competes with the individual create/update/delete tools. Descriptions do help disambiguate these, keeping it above mediocre.
The convention is highly predictable: verb_model (list_author, get_article, create_mcptoken, bulk_author, related_article), giving a consistent verb_noun pattern. The only deviation is the generic find_models discovery tool, and the subtle actions_X/action_X pairing, which are minor blemishes.
37 tools is heavy, exceeding the 25+ threshold flagged as excessive. The count is systematic (12 near-identical tools per each of three models plus find_models), so it is defensible for a generic multi-model admin surface, but it is still unwieldy for an agent to navigate.
Each model gets a full lifecycle: list, get, create, update, delete, describe, actions/action, bulk, related, history, and autocomplete. With find_models for discovery and no obvious missing operation, the surface is exhaustive for Django admin management.