ActiveDirectoryMCP
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TDQS
Scored across 45 tools
Most tools target distinct AD object types and actions, but there is real overlap: get_group_members(recursive=True) and get_nested_group_members both resolve nested membership, and test_connection, health, get_domain_info, get_rootdse_info, and get_tls_posture all report partially overlapping connectivity/domain posture information. list_users/list_computers and get_organizational_unit_contents also overlap on object inventory.
The set mostly follows a predictable verb_noun convention: list_*, get_*, create_*, modify_*, delete_*, enable_*, disable_*, add_*, remove_*, reset_*, audit_*. Minor deviations like health and get_schema_info are noticeable but do not make the naming scheme confusing.
45 tools is heavy for an MCP server and exceeds the comfortable range, especially given several overlapping diagnostic and group-membership tools. Active Directory is broad, but this surface could be consolidated to reduce redundancy.
The server covers core AD lifecycle operations for users, groups, computers, and OUs, plus memberships, password resets, security auditing, and domain diagnostics. Minor gaps remain such as moving user/computer objects between OUs or richer search/move semantics, but the core administrative and security workflows are well represented.