GLPI MCP Server v2
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TDQS
Scored across 30 tools
Tools mostly target distinct resources and actions: tickets, problems, changes, knowledgebase, computers, users, and groups are clearly named. Some overlap exists between full-context getters and standalone timeline getters, and between knowledgebase search and FAQ search, but the descriptions help disambiguate them.
Nearly all tools follow glpi_verb_entity snake_case with consistent create/update/search/get/add patterns for the main ITSM entities. Minor deviations include list_computers/list_groups versus search_* for the other collections, and get_knowbase_item versus get_computer/get_ticket.
At 30 tools, this is above the 25-tool heavy threshold and the set includes redundant timeline endpoints that duplicate the full-context getters. A leaner set around 20-22 tools could cover the same GLPI modules without extra selection burden.
The core ticket/problem/change lifecycle is well covered with search, get, create, update, and followup, and there is read access to knowledgebase, computers, users, and groups. However, there are no create/update/delete operations for computers, users, or groups, no knowledgebase write tools, and no task/solution-specific endpoints for tickets, problems, or changes.