polestar-mcp
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Scored across 23 tools
Most tools map cleanly to distinct M2M resources, so get_location, get_odometer, and get_exterior are unambiguous. The main overlap is get_health versus get_needs_attention, and get_car_status intentionally aggregates several get_* tools, which creates mild selection ambiguity.
The dominant pattern is snake_case get_<resource>, which is predictable and consistent across the telemetry and charging tools. The pattern is not perfectly uniform because of list_vehicles, list_domains, is_car_secure, plan_cheapest_charge, and polestar_status.
23 tools sits in the 16-25 range that feels heavy for an agent to navigate. Each tool is mostly endpoint-aligned, but the aggregate and derived helpers such as get_car_status, is_car_secure, get_needs_attention, and plan_cheapest_charge add useful value while also pushing the set toward redundancy.
The read-side surface is broad, covering the major telemetry domains, charging settings, and helpful derived queries, with list_domains preventing endpoint guessing. The main gaps are the lack of any write/control operations and some niche vehicle telemetry such as software version or tire pressure, which agents could work around.