acn-preflight-mcp
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Scored across 3 tools
payment_preflight is clearly distinct, but repo_contribution_readiness and bounty_reality_check both target pre-contribution GitHub checks and could be confused. The descriptions clarify that one is about repository health and the other about bounty/issue evidence, but the boundary is somewhat subtle.
All names use lowercase snake_case noun phrases that lead with the domain (repo, payment, bounty). They are readable and consistent in style, though they mix suffixes like _readiness, _preflight, and _reality_check rather than following a single verb_noun pattern.
Three tools is minimal but reasonable for a focused preflight server. Each tool covers a distinct preflight scenario and none feels redundant, though the surface is on the small side.
For a preflight-focused server, the three core scenarios (repository, payment, bounty/issue) are covered and give an agent the checks needed before acting. There are minor gaps, such as no generic environment or dependency preflight, but they do not create dead ends.