flet-mcp-server
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Scored across 16 tools
Every tool targets a distinct information source or action: verification, version, control API, installed source, docs, examples, icons, colors, packages, and ecosystem search. The search_* family is differentiated by explicit suffixes (source/docs/examples/ecosystem/icons/colors), and the two list tools explicitly state their different scopes.
Tool names consistently follow a snake_case verb_noun pattern such as verify_flet_code, search_flet_docs, get_flet_doc, and list_flet_api. Minor deviations: list_official_packages and get_package_details omit the 'flet' prefix, and get_flet_doc/get_flet_example are singular while their search counterparts are plural.
16 tools is slightly above the ideal 3-15 range, but the count is justified by the server's broad scope: code validation, API introspection, source reading, docs, examples, icons, colors, and package discovery. No tool feels redundant; each covers a distinct Flet knowledge need.
The surface covers the full workflow of writing correct Flet code: discovering controls and APIs, inspecting exact control signatures, verifying code against the installed version, looking up docs and examples, resolving icons and colors, and finding official or third-party packages. Discovery tools feed cleanly into fetch/read tools with no obvious dead ends.