ADT Security MCP Server
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TDQS
Scored across 11 tools
Each tool targets a clearly distinct resource or action: dashboard read, standalone URL creation, action preparation, arm, disarm, lock, light, thermostat, alerts, audit history, and camera snapshot. The descriptions differentiate similar-sounding tools like adt-dashboard and open-standalone-dashboard, and the prepare-security-action gating makes mutation tools unambiguous.
All names are kebab-case and mostly follow a verb_noun pattern (arm-system, control-lock, get-alerts, set-thermostat). Minor deviations include adt-dashboard (noun-only) and open-standalone-dashboard (extra adjective), but the overall convention is predictable.
11 tools are well-scoped for an ADT security server: they cover state reading, action preparation, and mutations across panels, locks, lights, and thermostat, plus alerts, history, and camera. No obvious redundancy or missing tool class.
Core security operations (arm/disarm, lock, light, thermostat, alerts, camera, state read) are covered, with a safe prepare-then-mutate workflow. Minor gaps include no explicit device list, user management, or provider event history beyond current alerts, but adt-dashboard and get-alerts provide reasonable workarounds.