mcp-micropython-bridge
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Scored across 29 tools
Most tools target a distinct resource and action, with clear separation between file reads, uploads, downloads, stream reads, and directory operations. A few pairs such as eval vs exec and read_file vs download_file require reading descriptions, but boundaries are still understandable.
All tools use the same micropython_ prefix and snake_case verb_noun style, making the set predictable and easy to scan.
29 tools is heavy for this server, and several convenience operations around file reading and streaming could likely be consolidated. The breadth is justifiable for a MicroPython bridge, but the count sits at the borderline of being excessive.
The surface covers connection lifecycle, execution, reset/interrupt, file CRUD, directory operations, transfers, hashing/comparison, and stream reading. Minor gaps such as recursive directory deletion or on-device copy remain, but core workflows are well covered.