EasyEDA Pro MCP
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Scored across 76 tools
Most tools have descriptive names and clear domain/action boundaries, but the 76-tool surface creates real overlap among status/context tools (doctor/live_status/get_context), schematic net queries (find_net/get_schematic_nets/trace_net/schematic_snapshot), and PCB analysis tools (routing_status/get_pcb_net_report/get_pcb_airwires). An agent can usually distinguish them, but several read-only diagnostics require careful selection.
Nearly all tools use the easyeda_ prefix and snake_case with clear verb-first patterns such as get_*, list_*, prepare_*, export_*, and run_*. A few exceptions (easyeda_doctor, easyeda_live_status, easyeda_schematic_snapshot, easyeda_confirmed_action) break the verb_noun pattern but remain readable.
76 tools is far beyond a well-scoped MCP surface and includes many granular read-only, export, and prepare tools. Even for a broad EDA domain, this count creates a large selection burden and should be consolidated or grouped.
The surface covers schematic capture, PCB layout, DRC/ERC, library lookup, BOM/CPL/Gerber/netlist/3D exports, SPICE netlist generation, and mutation confirmation workflows. Remaining gaps are minor, such as no direct SPICE simulation execution and no obvious project save/versioning, but the core EDA lifecycle is well covered.