Predictive Maintenance MCP Server
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Scored across 34 tools
Many tools are clearly separated by resource or analysis type, and the descriptions are detailed. However, several boundaries are fuzzy—diagnose_vibration and generate_diagnostic_report expose nearly the same integrated pipeline, and the frequency/report cluster (analyze_fft, compute_psd, compute_spectrogram_stft, generate_fft_report) requires careful reading to choose correctly.
Names consistently follow lower_snake_case verb_noun and are broadly predictable: list_*, load_*, generate_*_report, analyze_*. Minor deviations—plot_signal versus the generate_*_report family, compute_* versus analyze_* for related analyses, and list_html_reports actually listing all report types—keep it from being perfectly uniform.
34 tools is well above the 25+ threshold for a coherent set and will burden an agent with selection overhead. Many report generators could be consolidated, and the frequency-analysis/report cluster overlaps enough that the same underlying capability is exposed through several different tools.
The server covers the full predictive-maintenance workflow: signal generation/loading/inspection, time- and frequency-domain analysis, bearing checks, ISO severity, anomaly detection, integrated diagnostic reports, and RUL estimation. Gaps are minor—no model listing/deletion, no report deletion, no raw signal export—but the main load→analyze→diagnose→report flow has no dead ends.