agent-passport-system-mcp
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Scored across 152 tools
With 152 tools, many have overlapping purposes — e.g., the aps_* attribution receipt family (create, sign consent, verify consent, check citations, verify projections) blurs together, and several deprecated tools (create_gateway, gateway_process_tool_call, create_data_enforcement_gate) parallel current ones. Legible per-tool descriptions help, but the sheer volume and old/new pairs make selecting the right tool error-prone.
Naming is mixed: snake_case dominates, but mutualAuthBuildCertificate/mutualAuthVerifyAttest use camelCase, and verbs are inconsistent (get_ vs list_ for similar queries, create_ vs generate_ vs build_ vs issue_). The aps_* prefix is used consistently within its group, but overall the pattern is not predictable across the server.
152 tools is far beyond any reasonable MCP server scope — even a broad identity/passport platform should not expose this many surface methods. Many tools are deprecated, moved to the gateway, or internal SDK helpers, indicating the server leaks implementation detail instead of curating a focused API.
For the stated domain — agent passports, identity, delegation, governance, attribution, settlement — coverage is remarkably extensive: issuance, verification, rotation, delegation, reputation, governance blocks, mutual auth, capability tokens, and attribution settlement are all present. Minor gaps exist (e.g., no explicit passport revocation/suspension tool, no direct charter update beyond amendments), but agents can generally complete workflows.