wixzel-phone-mcp
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Scored across 56 tools
Tools are organized into clear resource families (agents, calls, leads, campaigns, trunks, numbers, billing) and the verb+resource naming makes most selections obvious. The only mild ambiguities are the SIP diagnostics (check_sip_trunk_status vs test_sip_trunk) and the several billing/usage views, but their descriptions explicitly differentiate them.
All tools follow a consistent lowercase snake_case verb_noun convention: list_/get_ for reads and create_/update_/delete_ for writes, plus domain verbs like start_, pause_, place_, hangup_, check_, and rotate_. Minor variants like import_leads or create_topup still fit the same predictable pattern.
At 56 tools, this is beyond the rubric's 50+ extreme-mismatch threshold and far too large a surface for an agent to navigate efficiently. Although the tools are well structured, this is more like a full REST API than a scoped MCP server.
Most resources have full CRUD coverage plus domain-specific operations: calls, SIP diagnostics, billing views, API key lifecycle, and bulk lead import. The main gap is the campaign lifecycle: there is no update_campaign, stop_campaign, or explicit resume_campaign, so agents must delete/recreate or improvise with pause/start.