nido-mcp
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Scored across 6 tools
The six tools map cleanly to distinct domains: events, VMs, templates, images, blueprints, and system operations. Minor potential overlap exists around image building, where nido_system build_image, nido_image pull, and nido_blueprint build could require an agent to reason about which layer is intended.
All tools use a consistent nido_ namespace followed by a domain noun, making the set predictable. The only minor deviation is nido_events being plural while the other domain names are singular.
Six tools is well within the appropriate range and each corresponds to a meaningful resource domain. The set is compact even though several tools expose many actions internally.
VM, image, system, and event operations are broadly covered, including lifecycle and port-forwarding actions. There are some minor gaps, such as template update/info operations and blueprint create/delete lifecycle operations, though resources may cover read-only inspection.