rclone-mcp-server
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Scored across 12 tools
Most tools map to distinct rclone commands (mkdir, copy, move, delete, stat, lsjson, about, size, version, stats, config get/list). Slight overlap between 'operations_size' and 'core_about' (both report usage-related metrics) and between 'rclone_lsjson' and 'operations_stat' (both inspect objects), but the descriptions clarify the difference.
Consistent use of domain prefixes (operations_, core_, config_) followed by verb_noun names. The outlier is 'rclone_lsjson' which uses a different prefix than the otherwise consistent 'operations_' prefix, but the structure is still readable.
12 tools is well-scoped for an rclone wrapper, covering file operations, remote inspection, configuration queries, and core diagnostics without exceeding a manageable number.
The set covers common file lifecycle operations (create/copy/move/delete/stat) and remote inspection, but misses directory deletion (only mkdir) and any config mutation (only get/list). For a single-file oriented rclone server, this is a notable gap.