whatbox-mcp
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Scored across 30 tools
Several status/inspection tools have overlapping scopes (e.g., whatbox_services_status, whatbox_operational_snapshot, whatbox_configuration_status, whatbox_website_diagnostics) which could cause an agent to pick the wrong one. Descriptions help but boundaries are not crisp, especially between configuration_status and configuration_review.
Most tools use a whatbox_ prefix but a few do not (server_info, list_capabilities), and naming patterns vary between verb-first (whatbox_list_directory) and noun-first (whatbox_website_readiness, whatbox_services_status). This mixed convention makes the API harder to predict.
With 30 tools, the server is well beyond the typical 3-15 range. While the domain covers multiple subsystems, the sheer number creates navigation overhead and suggests several status/read-only tools could be consolidated.
The suite covers core file operations, quarantine, torrents, website deployment, services, backup, and connection checks. Missing a direct file deletion (only quarantine/purge) and some status tools are redundant, but the main lifecycle workflows are well represented.