datalens-dev-mcp
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Scored across 25 tools
Each tool maps to a distinct DataLens operation (auth, object CRUD, validation, cleanup, admin), and descriptions clearly state bounded scope. Minor conceptual overlap between workbooks_list/workbook_entries and object_get/dashboard_snapshot is resolved by explicit wording.
All tools use snake_case with a consistent dl_ prefix, mostly following dl_<resource>_<action>. A few entries use noun-first or verb-first ordering (dl_compile_recipe, dl_workbooks_list), but the set remains predictable.
25 tools is heavy for a single MCP server and sits at the upper boundary where agents may struggle to scan capabilities. The functions are granular but could likely be consolidated without losing coverage.
The surface covers read, validate, create/update/publish, operations, cleanup, backup, and admin licensing, which is strong for DataLens development. Gaps include no direct single-object delete and no operation listing, though cleanup_apply and operation_get provide partial workarounds.