midnight-nextjs-mcp
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Scored across 35 tools
Most tools have distinct purposes, but there is direct overlap between midnight-search-docs and midnight_search_docs, which ambiguously serve the same function. Additionally, the mix of Next.js and Midnight tools with similar prefixes (init vs midnight_init) could cause confusion.
Naming conventions are inconsistent: some Midnight tools use underscores (midnight_analyze_contract) while others use hyphens (midnight-docs-status). Next.js tools use underscores, and general tools also use underscores. This mix of patterns reduces predictability.
With 35 tools covering two distinct domains (Next.js and Midnight), the count exceeds the recommended upper bound of 25. While each domain individually has a reasonable number, the combined surface is too large for a single server.
The Next.js tools cover common workflows (indexing, calling, docs, upgrade) and the Midnight tools cover contract lifecycle and network queries. However, there are notable gaps like missing contract deletion or event log retrieval, and the duplicate search tool suggests incomplete rationalization.