BunkerWeb MCP
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Scored across 45 tools
Most tools have distinct purposes and the descriptions actively cross-reference alternatives, which helps separate similar operations like ping/health/diagnose and list_instances/instance_get. However, there are still several clusters where boundaries require careful reading, especially monitoring tools, single-vs-bulk instance operations, and service versus global configuration tools.
Naming mixes verb_noun patterns (list_services, get_service, create_service) with noun_verb and singular/plural prefixes (instance_get, instances_ping_all, config_get, configs_list, cache_delete_file, jobs_run). The prefixes make tools readable, but the convention is not predictable across the set.
With 45 tools, the surface is very large for an MCP server and exceeds the typical well-scoped range. While the domain is broad, many near-sibling operations could be consolidated or grouped to reduce selection burden.
The tool set covers core BunkerWeb administration well: authentication, services, instances, bans, global config, custom configs, plugins, cache/jobs, and documentation search. Some lifecycle gaps remain, such as richer plugin management and job creation/management, but agents can work around most missing operations.