openwrt-luci-mcp
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Scored across 30 tools
Most tools target distinct network/system domains (routes, neighbors, firewall, WiFi, DHCP, packages), and descriptions are precise. The only mild confusions are `router_wifi_details` vs `router_wifi_clients` and `router_network_diagnostics` vs `router_run_diagnostic`, but the descriptions make the differences clear.
All tools share a consistent `router_` prefix and use snake_case noun phrases organized by domain. The convention is uniform; `router_run_diagnostic` introduces a verb but still follows the same overall pattern.
With 30 tools, the set exceeds the practical limit for easy agent selection and includes many low-level status endpoints that could be consolidated into grouped retrieval tools. Although the domain is broad, 30 tools is too many for a cohesive MCP surface.
The tool surface covers all major read-only OpenWrt/LuCI domains: interfaces, routes, WiFi, firewall, logs, system stats, packages, clients, diagnostics, and security. No obvious dead ends or missing core read-only operations exist for a status/diagnostics MCP server.