wireshark-mcp
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TDQS
Scored across 12 tools
Each tool targets a distinct task: capture management, packet inspection, and separate statistical views. packet_summary and packet_detail are clearly differentiated by granularity, and capture_info, protocol_hierarchy, conversations, endpoints, io_stats, and expert_info all answer different questions.
Names are readable lower_snake, but the pattern is mixed: list_captures, list_interfaces, start_capture, and follow_stream are verb_noun while packet_summary, packet_detail, capture_info, protocol_hierarchy, conversations, endpoints, io_stats, and expert_info are noun-style result names. The split between command-style and result-style names is noticeable but not chaotic.
Twelve tools is a well-scoped set for a Wireshark-oriented server: capture control, packet inspection, and a range of statistical analyses each earn their place. It stays within the ideal range and avoids unnecessary overlap.
The surface covers the core workflow: discover interfaces, start bounded captures, list stored captures, inspect frames, and compute standard Wireshark statistics. It includes both packet-level detail and protocol/expert diagnostics, so there are no obvious dead ends.