mcp-ast-explorer
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Scored across 6 tools
Tools have distinct purposes: health for status, find_definition for definitions, find_references for references, function_signature for signatures, call_chain for call chains, and class_hierarchy for class hierarchies. No obvious overlap.
Tool names use mixed patterns: 'health' is a plain noun, while others use 'find_' prefix for some but 'function_signature', 'call_chain', and 'class_hierarchy' follow a noun_noun pattern. Inconsistent naming style.
6 tools are appropriate for an AST explorer, covering essential code navigation features like definition, references, signatures, call chains, and class hierarchy. Not too many or too few.
Covers core code analysis operations but missing common features like finding implementations, listing symbols, or syntax tree queries. Gaps exist but basic workflows are supported.