adaptive-cards-mcp
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generate_card and data_to_card overlap significantly since generate_card already accepts structured data, and generate_and_validate/card_workflow both wrap similar generation/validation pipelines. The boundaries between convenience wrappers and the individual tools they wrap are unclear, making tool selection ambiguous.
Most tools follow a verb_noun pattern like validate_card, generate_card, optimize_card, and transform_card, and all names use snake_case. However, generate_and_validate (verb_and_verb), data_to_card (noun_to_noun), and card_workflow (noun_noun) break the dominant convention, creating a mixed but still readable naming scheme.
Nine tools is a reasonable size for an Adaptive Card authoring/processing server and sits comfortably in the ideal range. The count is slightly inflated by redundant convenience wrappers, but the overall scale is appropriate for the domain.
The server covers generation, validation, optimization, transformation, templating, and layout suggestion, which covers most core authoring workflows. However, there is no way to retrieve/list stored cards despite cardId references, and no tool to apply a generated template to data, leaving notable gaps in the lifecycle.