bridge-mcp-server
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Scored across 4 tools
correlate_projects and find_unmapped_tags substantially overlap: the former already returns unmatched tags on both sides, making the latter a redundant subset. ping and trace_tag are distinct, but the boundary between the two correlation tools is unclear.
The three main tools follow a clear verb_noun snake_case pattern (correlate_projects, trace_tag, find_unmapped_tags). ping breaks the pattern slightly, but it is a standard health-check name and does not cause confusion.
Four tools is well-scoped for a specialized Ignition-to-L5X bridging server. Each tool addresses a distinct high-level need: health verification, full correlation, single-tag tracing, and gap analysis.
The server covers the primary domain workflows: full project correlation, deep single-tag tracing, and commissioning gap analysis. It lacks explicit export/write functionality for generated mappings, but agents can work around this since the returned data is structured.