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Scored across 11 tools
Each tool targets a distinct Shodan resource and action: CVE lookup, CVE-by-product, host count, DNS resolve/reverse/domain, host lookup, search, filters, account info, and my IP. There is no functional overlap; even similar tools like host_count and search are clearly differentiated by purpose.
All tools share the 'shodan_' prefix and mostly follow a descriptive pattern of resource-action or resource-attribute (e.g., cve_lookup, dns_resolve, host_count). Minor exceptions like 'my_ip' and 'cves_by_product' are still predictable and readable.
11 tools is a well-scoped count for a Shodan MCP server. It covers the major Shodan API surfaces (CVE, DNS, host, search, account) without unnecessary bloat or missing essentials.
The set covers the core Shodan workflows: search, host details, DNS reconnaissance, CVE intelligence, and credit management. Some advanced features like alerts or exploit lookups are absent, but the surface is complete enough for typical threat intelligence and infrastructure assessment tasks.