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Scored across 359 tools
Many tools are distinguished only by long report-query route suffixes (e.g., the many application_vulnerabilities_* variants), and numerous descriptions are generic 'Retrieve records' or copy-pasted like 'Update schedule' for remove_schedule. This makes misselection highly likely despite technically unique names.
Most tools follow a consistent {method}_{route} snake_case pattern with get_r_, post_w_, patch_w_, and delete_d_ prefixes. However, conventions are mixed: some routes drop the r_ prefix (get_report_queries_*), there are double verbs like get_r_user_get_users, and typos like suppres and unqouted break uniformity.
359 tools is an extreme count for an MCP server and far beyond a well-scoped toolset; this is a raw REST API dump rather than a curated agent surface. Such a large tool list overwhelms context and makes reliable tool selection impractical.
The surface provides broad CRUD coverage for core entities such as companies, assets, credentials, integrations, and tags, plus scanning, patching, remediation, and extensive reporting queries. Minor gaps exist for some read-only subresources, but the API surface is comprehensive enough to avoid dead ends in most workflows.