Xbox AI Controller MCP Server
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TDQS
Scored across 13 tools
Most tools target a distinct action (power, launch, buttons, media, DVR, auth), but xbox_discover, xbox_ping, and xbox_get_config all partially answer 'is the console reachable/configured?', and xbox_media vs xbox_button could be confused by an agent unsure whether a 'play/pause' belongs to media or a button press. These overlaps are resolvable from the descriptions but not perfectly crisp.
All names share a consistent xbox_ prefix and snake_case, which is strong. However, styles are mixed: some are verb-based (xbox_power_on, xbox_launch, xbox_get_config) while others are bare nouns or command categories (xbox_button, xbox_media, xbox_volume, xbox_installed_apps), which slightly weakens predictability.
Thirteen tools is a well-scoped set for a console-control server: discovery, power, launch, input, media, volume, DVR, auth, and config each earn their place without redundancy or bloat.
The surface covers the core console lifecycle: discover, power on/off, ping, launch apps, list apps, buttons, media, volume, DVR capture, auth, and config get/set. Gaps remain for common interactions such as text/keyboard input (e.g. searching in an app), listing or managing captured DVR clips, and app uninstall/management.