mcp-signal
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TDQS
Scored across 9 tools
Each tool has a narrow, distinct purpose, and descriptions explicitly route the agent elsewhere when overlap exists (e.g. chat_activity vs list_chats, read_messages vs search_messages, get_status vs pairing_status). The only natural overlap is list_chats also covering groups, but list_groups is clearly framed as the source of group_id values. An agent should never misselect here.
Most tools follow a clean verb_noun pattern (list_chats, read_messages, search_messages, send_message, decrypt_attachment). Two names deviate by dropping the verb (chat_activity, pairing_status), where get_ is implied by analogy with get_status. Minor and still readable.
Nine tools is well-scoped for a Signal read/send bridge: discovery, reading, search, activity triage, attachment decryption, diagnostic/pairing state, and one write path. No obviously redundant or filler tools.
Core lifecycle is covered: discover chats/groups, read and search messages, decrypt attachments, check configuration/pairing, and send text messages. Gaps remain on the write side — no sending attachments, no group creation/management, no message deletion — though these are reasonable scope limits rather than dead ends for the stated read-focused purpose.