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Scored across 50 tools
Most tools pair a distinct resource with a clear action, and the traffic-analytics tools are explicitly differentiated (e.g. discover-process-egress vs get-traffic-flows). A few names could be initially confused—get-workloads vs get-kubernetes-workloads, get-traffic-flows vs get-traffic-flows-summary—but the descriptions do enough to steer an agent correctly.
The overwhelming majority follow a verb-noun or verb-noun-noun pattern: create-iplist, update-workload, delete-deny-rule, get-traffic-flows-summary. A few tools break the verb-first pattern (enforcement-readiness, compliance-check, ringfence-batch), but these are isolated and remain readable.
50 tools is far beyond the typical well-scoped MCP toolset, and the inventory feels more like a broad API surface than a curated set of agent-facing operations. Many tools are one-off analytics or assessment functions, which makes tool selection heavier than it needs to be.
Core resources like workloads, labels, IP lists, services, rulesets, and deny rules have solid CRUD coverage, and the analytics layer is unusually rich. However, there is no create-sec-rule to add allow rules to an existing ruleset, pairing profiles are read-only, and some container resources are get/update-only—noticeable lifecycle gaps for a policy-management server.