agent-passport-system-mcp
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TDQS
Scored across 154 tools
The surface is full of near-duplicates across core domains: create_delegation, issue_authority_delegation, create_v2_delegation, and sub_delegate all grant authority; verify_delegation and check_authority_delegation both verify delegations; request_human_approval and create_approval_request overlap on approvals. Numerous deprecated or unavailable tools such as commerce_preflight, gateway_process_tool_call, create_agent_context, and review_promotion still appear callable, making it hard for an agent to know which tools are valid.
Names mix snake_case verb_noun tools (create_task_brief, verify_charter), camelCase tools (mutualAuthVerifyAttest, mutualAuthDeriveSession), prefixed families (aps_, gateway_, mutualAuth), and bare domain nouns (commerce_preflight). There is some local consistency, but across 154 tools the conventions are clearly mixed and not predictable.
154 tools is far beyond a reasonable MCP surface and exceeds the rubric's 50+ extreme-mismatch threshold. The count is inflated by deprecated gateway/commerce tools, legacy and v2 delegation paths, and multiple overlapping verification helpers, so many tools do not earn their place.
Although the server covers many domains, several critical operations are deprecated, unavailable, or delegated to the external gateway, creating dead ends such as commerce_preflight and review_promotion. Coverage is uneven: some workflows have rich create/verify paths but lack clean lifecycle operations or local enforcement, so agents can still hit missing or non-functional surfaces.