MAA Arknights
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Scored across 36 tools
There are several overlapping or near-duplicate tools: maa_install_cli vs maa_install, maa_update_cli vs maa_self_update, maa_update_core vs maa_update, maa_check vs maa_version, and maa_infrast_switch vs maa_infrast_manage. The recruit tools are partly distinguishable, but maa_recruit_all overlaps heavily with the get/start/collect set.
Most names use a consistent maa_ prefix and snake_case, which is readable. However, the naming mixes action-oriented names (maa_startup, maa_install_cli) with noun-like names (maa_activity, maa_version) and inconsistent verb choices across similar operations.
36 tools is excessive for this server and includes multiple duplicate setup/update/versioning and infrastructure operations. The count feels inflated rather than cleanly scoped, making the surface harder for an agent to navigate.
The server broadly covers setup, updates, configuration, recruitment, infrastructure, combat, copilot, roguelike, and reclamation workflows. Minor gaps exist around explicitly stopping or cancelling running tasks, but the main lifecycle operations are present.