mcp-arangodb-async
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Scored across 46 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct purposes, but several aliases (e.g., arango_add_vertex as alias for arango_insert, arango_graph_traversal as alias for arango_traverse) create potential confusion, as an agent may select the wrong tool if unaware of the alias.
The majority of tools follow a consistent arango_verb_noun pattern. However, minor inconsistencies exist, such as mixing 'add' and 'create' (e.g., arango_add_edge vs arango_create_collection) and using noun_noun for arango_query_builder.
With 46 tools, the server has significantly more than the ideal range. While the domain is broad, many tools are workflow management or backup-related, and the presence of aliases adds redundancy, making tool selection more complex.
The tool set covers a wide range of ArangoDB operations including CRUD, graph management, indexing, schema validation, querying, backup/restore, and multi-tenancy. Minor gaps like lack of transaction support are acceptable for an MCP server.