embedded-mcp
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Scored across 20 tools
Several tools overlap in function: serial_write and serial_exchange both transmit commands, serial_read and serial_tail both retrieve output, and firmware_release wraps build/upload/notify. The descriptions do clarify the intended use cases, but an agent could easily select the wrong granularity.
All tools follow a consistent lowercase snake_case naming convention with domain prefixes: serial_, ssh_, firmware_, and board_. Actions are consistently placed after the domain prefix, making the tool family predictable and easy to navigate.
At 20 tools, the surface is above the ideal 3-15 range, but the server covers three distinct areas: serial control, SSH access, and firmware release management. Each tool represents a real suboperation, so the count is slightly heavy but still reasonable.
The serial lifecycle is well covered with connect, lease, read/write, exchange, tail, and reset, and the firmware pipeline supports build, upload, notify, and full release. Minor gaps exist such as no explicit serial/SSH disconnect and no post-OTA verification, but core workflows have no dead ends.