Arduino MCP Server
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TDQS
Scored across 21 tools
Several tools cluster around board/port discovery (list_connected_boards, list_serial_ports, detect_hardware) and serial reading (serial_read, read_serial_snapshot), so an agent could select the wrong one without careful description reading. Most other tools have clear resource-action targets, but these near-duplicates lower the boundary clarity.
Names are consistently snake_case and mostly verb_noun (list_*, install_*, compile_*, upload_*). The serial_* prefix group is internally consistent, but read_serial_snapshot and upload_and_wait_ready deviate from the dominant pattern.
At 21 tools the server sits in the heavy 16-25 band, but the broad scope of Arduino CLI management, board detection, compile/upload, and serial sessions gives most tools a purpose. It is slightly over the ideal compact size but not excessive.
The workflow from CLI setup, board detection, core installation, compile, upload, and serial interaction is well covered, including safety preflight. Notable gaps are library management (search/install) and core uninstall/removal, but agents can complete core Arduino tasks without them.