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Scored across 40 tools
Tools are mostly grouped by resource domain (proxmox, docker, backup, install, watch) with clear actions. A few health/status tools like system_status, proxmox_status, alerts, doctor, and report overlap conceptually, but their descriptions distinguish host vs hypervisor vs aggregate reporting.
Names consistently use lowercase snake_case and generally follow a prefix-plus-action or prefix-plus-noun pattern, e.g., docker_restart, backup_create, watch_list. There are some deviations like wake, alerts, report, and doctor, but the overall style remains readable and predictable.
At 40 tools, this server is too large for easy agent navigation. While the breadth reflects a broad homelab management scope, the count exceeds the comfortable range and would benefit from consolidation or splitting into domain-specific servers.
The set covers monitoring, container management, Proxmox guest control, backups, installs, and reporting fairly well. Obvious gaps remain: no Proxmox guest create/delete/update, no Docker container create/remove, and no app update/upgrade workflow, which means some lifecycle operations are incomplete.