bridge-mcp-server
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Scored across 4 tools
ping and trace_tag are clearly distinct, but find_unmapped_tags returns exactly the unmatched-tag subset already produced by correlate_projects, making them overlapping in purpose. The descriptions do help an agent choose the right call, but the redundancy creates mild misselection risk.
Three tools follow a clear snake_case verb_noun pattern (correlate_projects, trace_tag, find_unmapped_tags). ping is a conventional health-check outlier but breaks the pattern slightly.
Four tools is reasonable for a narrow Ignition-to-L5X bridge, covering health, full correlation, single-tag tracing, and gap analysis. It is slightly lean and one tool (find_unmapped_tags) is arguably redundant rather than a distinct capability.
The core workflows — full correlation, per-tag end-to-end tracing, and gap analysis — are covered, with a mapping-file override supported. Gaps remain: no reverse (L5X-first) trace, no tool to generate/update the mapping file, and no export/report of results, though these are workaroundable.