Datto EDR MCP Server
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Scored across 36 tools
Most tools target a distinct resource (agents, alerts, scans, tasks, rules, extensions) and descriptions clarify boundaries, but some pairs overlap: datto_edr_isolate_host and datto_edr_restore_host are specializations of datto_edr_run_response, and tasks/jobs/task_items/scans are easy to confuse at a glance. Alert_details_list versus alerts_list also requires reading descriptions to distinguish.
Nearly everything follows datto_edr_<resource>_<verb> in snake_case with a small predictable verb set (_list, _get, _count). The main deviation is verb-first ordering for action tools (isolate_host, restore_host, scan_host, run_response) versus noun-first for read tools, but the pattern remains readable and predictable.
36 tools is heavy for a coherent set; many resources get a three-tool pattern (list/get/count) that could be collapsed, and the discovery family (navigate, status, test_connection, api_models, raw_request) adds further surface. The domain is broad, but the count exceeds what an agent can comfortably select from.
Read coverage is strong across all major resources, and high-impact response actions exist (isolate, restore, scan, run_response), but there is no write lifecycle: no alert status/archive update, no rule creation or modification, and the raw_request escape hatch is read-only. These are notable gaps for an agent expected to manage rather than just observe.