Ressl MCP Server - Advanced File Search
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Scored across 3 tools
search_in_file and search_in_directory are clearly distinguished by scope (single file vs. entire directory), and get_file_info serves a completely different purpose (metadata retrieval). No two tools overlap in their core functionality.
All tool names use snake_case and follow a clear verb_preposition_noun pattern. The two search tools share the 'search_in' prefix, making the family relationship obvious, and get_file_info is consistent with the same verb-noun style.
With only three tools, the server is tightly scoped for a dedicated file search utility. Each tool earns its place—searching a file, searching a directory, and retrieving metadata—without unnecessary bloat.
The core search workflows (file-level and directory-level) are fully covered, plus metadata as a helpful complement. However, the 'Advanced' label in the server name hints at potential missing features like regex support or filename search, which are minor gaps for a search-focused tool.