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Scored across 214 tools
Most tools map to distinct cPanel resources and actions, but there are overlapping layers such as disable_modsecurity vs disable_modsecurity_domain, setup_nodejs_app vs register_passenger_app/enable_passenger_app, and provision_full_website vs individual domain/database/SSL creation tools. Descriptions help distinguish them, but the all-domain vs per-domain and high-level vs granular boundaries are not always crisp.
The toolset overwhelmingly uses snake_case with predictable verb_noun naming, such as list_domains, create_mysql_database, and delete_email_account. Minor deviations like login_cpanel, cleanup_account_temp_files, and get_2fa_status are readable but slightly less uniform.
A 214-tool surface is far beyond a practical, well-scoped MCP toolset, even for a domain as broad as cPanel. The large number of granular CRUD tools, security toggles, app-specific helpers, and provisioning shortcuts creates an overloaded interface that is hard for an agent to navigate efficiently.
Coverage is extensive across files, databases, email, DNS, domains, SSL, cron, security, backups, FTP, Git, and application hosting. Some lifecycle gaps remain, such as limited edit/update operations for certain domain and email resources and no obvious full-account backup restore tool.