No user-submitted related servers found.
Scored across 112 tools
Several tool pairs are genuinely confusable: delete_published_course performs identically to unpublish_published_course (its own description admits this), create_oauth_client and register_oauth_client both mint credentials with a load-bearing difference, and the v1/v2 progress tools (list_enrollments vs list_learner_progress) overlap. The descriptions work hard to disambiguate, but with 112 tools the misselection risk remains high.
The core list_/get_/create_/update_/delete_ convention is strong and mostly predictable, with batch writes consistently plural and single-object deletes singular. Minor deviations exist but are documented: delete_published_course is deliberately misleading, get_signup_field_value takes a non-standard parameter name, and meta tools like demonstration_plan break the verb_noun pattern.
112 tools is an extreme surface for any agent to navigate, even accounting for two API generations. The set includes deliberate duplicates (unpublish/delete published course, create/register OAuth client) and many read-only near-twins (list_labels/list_tags/list_course_labels) that could have been consolidated or split into separate servers by domain.
Core content lifecycle is well covered: courses, lessons, quizzes, question banks, groups, enrollments and published courses all have meaningful CRUD. But there are notable dead ends: no delete for courses or lessons, no webhook creation/update, and large v1 areas (promo codes, offers, ILT, paths) are read-only. Most gaps are documented as upstream API limits, but they will still cause agent failures when a user expects the full lifecycle.
