Keenetic NOC MCP
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Scored across 19 tools
Most tools map cleanly to a resource and action, e.g. list_devices vs get_device and list_routes vs list_policies. A few pairs overlap: list_vpn vs get_vpn, list_interfaces vs get_interface vs get_wifi_status, and get_connection_status could be mistaken for internet connectivity rather than RCI reachability, though the descriptions do clarify these cases.
The set mostly follows a predictable get_/list_ pattern where list_ means collections and get_ means a specific item or status. Minor deviations exist: list_vpn is singular while sibling tools are plural, and backup_config/rci_call use imperative verbs outside the get/list convention.
19 tools is somewhat heavy, but the router domain genuinely spans devices, interfaces, VPN, Wi-Fi, routes, policies, DNS, logs, and configuration. The count is justified; only mild overlap between interface and VPN tools keeps it from being perfectly scoped.
The read-only monitoring surface is broad: internet, DNS, Wi-Fi, interfaces, VPN, routes, policies, devices, logs, and config backup. There is no dedicated restore/reboot/update tool, but the raw rci_call covers arbitrary commands, so the main gap is convenience operations rather than missing capability.