superops-mcp
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Scored across 22 tools
Most tools target a clearly distinct resource+action (clients_list/get/search, tickets_list/get/create/update, assets_*), and descriptions clarify boundaries well. The only mild overlap is superops_technicians_groups vs superops_technicians_lookups, since both expose group data, but the descriptions explicitly distinguish a group roster from a lookup of role/team/group IDs.
Strong, predictable pattern of superops_<entity>_<action> (clients_list, tickets_create, assets_get, technicians_groups) in consistent snake_case. A few utility tools (status, test_connection, custom_query, custom_mutation, navigate) drop the entity segment, but they remain snake_case and readable.
22 tools is on the heavier side, but they span four distinct domains (clients, tickets, assets, technicians), so roughly 5 per resource family is well-scoped. Each tool serves a genuine operation, and the escape-hatch tools (custom_query/mutation) reduce the need for more granular endpoints.
Tickets have full lifecycle coverage (list, get, create, update, add_note, log_time); assets cover identity, software and patches; technicians cover list/get/groups/lookups. Clients are read-only (no create/update) and there is no ticket delete, but custom_query/custom_mutation provide a workaround for the gaps.