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Scored across 122 tools
There are multiple clusters of highly similar tools, especially around saved searches (get_saved_search_results, run_saved_search, get_cached_search_results), policy runs (policy_runs_v2, policy_runs_for_policy, policy_execution_counts, policy_history_detail), and device detail (device_detail, get_device_by_uuid, get_device_full_profile). Even with detailed descriptions, an agent can easily select the wrong tool when several appear to execute or summarize the same underlying resource.
Most resource CRUD families follow a consistent verb_noun pattern like list_server_groups, create_server_group, update_server_group, delete_server_group. However, the set mixes in noun-first names such as policy_detail, policy_catalog, prepatch_report, device_health_metrics, and patch_approvals_summary, plus awkward constructions like splashtop_get_attended_access and device_search_typeahead, making the overall convention inconsistent but still generally readable.
122 tools is an extreme count for a single MCP server and far exceeds the point where the tool set becomes easy for an agent to navigate. Even though Automox is a broad platform, the server would be far more usable split into focused servers or consolidated into fewer, more composable tools.
The server provides impressively deep lifecycle coverage across devices, policies, device search, saved searches, server groups, policy windows, webhooks, users, API keys, patch approvals, data extracts, vulnerability action sets, and Splashtop remote control. Minor gaps exist, such as no update/delete for zones and no cancel for data extracts, but these are workable edge cases rather than core dead ends.