domain-manager-mcp
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Scored across 6 tools
The verbs clearly separate list/get/create/update/upsert/delete, and descriptions clarify each tool's scope. Minor overlap exists between list_dns with a name filter and get_dns, and create_dns vs upsert_dns could be confused by an agent not reading carefully, but the intended boundaries are discernible.
All tools follow a consistent verb_dns pattern: list, get, create, update, upsert, delete. This makes the tool surface highly predictable and easy to reason about.
Six tools cover the core DNS record lifecycle without unnecessary bulk. The count is well-scoped for a focused domain-manager server.
The set provides full CRUD plus idempotent upsert and post-update verification, which covers the primary workflow. However, descriptions repeatedly instruct agents to prefer dry_run first, but no dry_run tool is exposed, leaving a notable referenced capability missing.