alexa-mcp
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Scored across 38 tools
Most tools have distinct purposes and descriptions explicitly distinguish overlapping ones (e.g., alexa_list_devices vs alexa_list_smart_home, alexa_get_do_not_disturb vs alexa_set_do_not_disturb). However, a few pairs could still be confused: alexa_speak vs alexa_run_builtin both make Alexa speak, and alexa_session_status vs alexa_healthcheck both report session status. Overall mostly distinct.
All tools share the alexa_ prefix and snake_case, but verb/noun patterns are inconsistent: many use verb_noun (get_do_not_disturb, set_volume, list_devices) while others are noun phrases or bare verbs (session_status, healthcheck, playback, speak, stop, fire_tv, garage_door, lock). This reduces predictability.
38 tools is well above the typical 3-15 range and exceeds the 25+ threshold for 'too many'; many granular tools (e.g., separate create_reminder/create_timer, get/set pairs for DND, equalizer, volume) could be consolidated. The breadth of Alexa doesn't fully justify this many separate tools.
Coverage is broad: login/session, devices, media, smart home (lights, thermostats, locks, garage, scenes, modes, state), lists, alarms/reminders/timers, routines, Bluetooth, DND, equalizer. Minor gaps exist (e.g., no create/delete routines, no tool to play specific music by name), but core workflows are covered.