autodl-mcp
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Scored across 9 tools
Tools target mostly distinct actions, but power_on, power_on_no_gpu, and switch_mode all involve powering on or cycling instances and could be misselected without reading details. The descriptions clarify scope (e.g., no-card vs GPU, mode switching).
Names are mostly snake_case with recognizable verb/noun components, but conventions vary (power_on, job_status, wait_for_job, instance_status). Still predictable and readable overall.
9 tools is well within the ideal range for a focused power and status management server. Each tool covers a specific operation without obvious redundancy.
Covers power on/off, no-GPU mode, mode switching, task control, and single/batch status. Broader lifecycle operations (create/delete instance) are missing, but those may be outside the server's apparent scope.