ivedaai-mcp-server
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Scored across 66 tools
With 66 tools spanning many overlapping domains, several tools have unclear boundaries—e.g., ivedaai_camera vs ivedaai_add_camera, ivedaai_alert_rule vs ivedaai_alert_trigger vs ivedaai_alert_integration, and ivedaai_alert vs ivedaai_event. Despite detailed descriptions, the volume and conceptual overlap make misselection likely.
All tools share the 'ivedaai_' prefix, but the remainder mixes singular and plural nouns (account, accounts), acronyms (ainvr), and verbs (get_schema, add_camera), with no consistent verb_noun pattern. While snake_case is used for multi-word names, the convention is resource-name based rather than action-based.
66 tools is far beyond the typical well-scoped range and falls into the extreme mismatch category (50+). Even for a comprehensive API, this is an enormous surface that burdens discovery and selection.
The surface is remarkably comprehensive for the IvedaAI domain, covering CRUD for cameras, accounts, groups, alerts, rules, faces, license plates, scenes, jobs, NVRs, and more. Minor gaps exist (e.g., no delete for cloud storage, read-only histories for camera state), but core workflows are well covered.