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Scored across 38 tools
Tools are grouped by prefixes (capture_, file_, analysis_, etc.) and most have distinct purposes. Minor overlaps like file_detect_type vs file_capinfos or analysis_get_statistics vs analysis_iograph are clarified by detailed descriptions, but a few boundaries could still be fuzzy for an agent.
The tool names mostly follow a prefix + verb_noun pattern (e.g., capture_list_interfaces, filter_validate_display), but there are deviations like file_capinfos, analysis_catalog, and analysis_iograph that are noun-based or less conventional. This inconsistency, while readable, prevents a higher score.
With 38 tools, the server is well beyond the 25-tool threshold and feels overly heavy. Although Wireshark is feature-rich, such a large surface increases agent navigation complexity and decision overhead, making it borderline unwieldy.
The tool set provides broad coverage across capture management, file processing, filter validation, field inspection, analysis sessions, protocol-specific lists, and artifact download. It supports the core Wireshark workflows effectively, with no significant dead ends or missing lifecycle steps.