firewalla-mcp-server
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Scored across 24 tools
Several tools overlap in purpose: search_flows vs get_flow_data both query /v2/flows with similar filtering/pagination, search_rules vs get_network_rules both retrieve rules, and get_offline_devices/get_device_status/search_devices all cover device status. The descriptions provide some guidance (e.g., get_recent_flow_activity explicitly warns against historical use), but an agent could still misselect among the search/get pairs.
All 24 tool names use snake_case with a consistent verb_noun pattern (get_*, search_*), and resource nouns are predictable (alarms, flows, rules, devices, target_lists). The only minor variation is get_specific_* and get_network_rules_summary, but these still fit the pattern.
24 tools is borderline heavy per the rubric, and the set includes redundant wrappers (search_target_lists vs get_target_lists, search_devices vs get_device_status, search_flows vs get_flow_data). While the Firewalla MSP API is broad, consolidation of overlapping query tools would improve focus.
Assuming a read-only monitoring/analytics domain, the surface covers alarms, flows, rules, devices, boxes, target lists, statistics, and trends thoroughly, with multiple analytical angles. Gaps remain: no direct get-specific-device or get-specific-rule lookups (only search/list), no alarm acknowledgment/archival write, and no mutation tools for rules or target lists, which agents can work around for query tasks.