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TDQS
Scored across 111 tools
Many tools have overlapping or ambiguous purposes, such as get_rulesets, list_rulesets, show_ruleset, and search_rulesets, which could confuse an agent. The distinction between 'debug', 'test', and 'get' is not consistently clear.
Tool names mix verbs like 'get', 'list', 'show', 'search', 'debug', and 'test' without a consistent pattern. Also, some use 'create' while others use 'add' (e.g., add_comment vs create_rule), and 'bulk' variants are not uniformly named.
111 tools is excessive for a single MCP server, even for a complex system like CheckMK. Many tools are redundant or could be combined, making the surface area overwhelming and prone to errors.
The toolset covers many major CheckMK domains (hosts, services, groups, rules, downtimes, metrics), but there are inconsistencies and gaps, such as missing update operations for some entities (e.g., no update for host groups beyond creation/deletion) and redundancy in discovery tools.