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Scored across 75 tools
Tools are generally cleanly separated by resource and action, and adjacent tools like subuser_update vs subuser_set_files are explicitly distinguished. A few pairs remain close enough to require description-checking (files_pull vs files_upload_url, backup_download_url vs files_download_url, panel_list vs panel_test), but most boundaries are clear.
Names consistently use snake_case and a resource-prefixed pattern (backup_*, files_*, schedule_*, account_*). Minor deviations exist where the action is implicit or noun-like, such as server_resources, server_power, server_activity, and files_mkdir, but the convention remains readable and predictable.
At 75 tools, this surface is far beyond a reasonable tool count for an agent-facing MCP server and creates a heavy selection burden. The broad Pterodactyl management scope justifies many operations, but not this many in a single toolset.
Coverage is extensive across files, backups, schedules, network allocations, subusers, panels, and account management, with full lifecycle operations for most resources. Minor gaps remain around server-level creation/deletion or transfer/admin operations, but core workflows have no dead ends.