DNSFilter MCP Server
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Scored across 57 tools
The entity getters are distinct, but the report tools overlap heavily: dnsfilter_get_top_*, dnsfilter_get_total_*, and dnsfilter_get_total_*_organizations/users/agents variants are easy to confuse. For example, dnsfilter_get_total_requests_organizations and dnsfilter_get_total_organizations_requests are nearly indistinguishable from their names alone.
Almost every tool follows a consistent dnsfilter_ + get/list/lookup + snake_case pattern, making the naming highly predictable. Minor inconsistencies exist, such as get_networks_geo being a plural/list-style operation and report names mixing top/total/qps without a strict semantic convention.
57 tools is far above the typical well-scoped MCP surface, and many are minor permutations of the same reporting concept broken out by organization, user, network, collection, or agent. A much smaller set of parameterized report tools could likely cover the same capabilities.
The tool surface is almost entirely read-only: it retrieves organizations, networks, policies, categories, block pages, and extensive traffic reports, but has no create, update, delete, assign, or configuration-management tools. Agents cannot act on DNSFilter settings, only observe them, which is a significant gap for a management-oriented server.