No user-submitted related servers found.
Scored across 14 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct resource+action targets, and the descriptions explicitly delimit the tricky pairs (write_nfc_card writes to the card vs map_nfc_card registers a UID mapping; get_ini vs set_ini; launch vs return_to_menu). Minor overlap remains between get_status, list_systems and play_history, which all return some form of device/system state, but the intended entry point and granularity are spelled out.
The dominant pattern is verb_noun (get_status, list_systems, search_games, set_ini, backup_saves, run_update, write_nfc_card, map_nfc_card), which is predictable. A few deviations exist — play_history is noun-based, and launch/screenshot/return_to_menu are bare verbs or phrases — but they are still readable and unambiguous.
14 tools sit comfortably in the well-scoped range for a device-control server covering discovery, launching, screen capture, config, backups, updates and NFC. Each tool maps to a distinct operation with no filler or redundant entries.
The lifecycle is largely covered: discover (status, systems, search, history), act (launch, return_to_menu, screenshot, run_update), configure (get/set_ini), and maintain (backup_saves, NFC list/write/map). Notable gaps are the absence of an unmap/remove NFC mapping operation (map exists with no inverse), no restore-from-backup, and no way to enumerate all games in a system without a name query.