Camunda Hub MCP
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TDQS
Scored across 3 tools
The three tools are mostly distinct: get_server_status is explicitly local and unauthenticated, while get_hub_info contacts the Hub API, and read_file targets file metadata/content. The two get_* tools could be momentarily confused, but the descriptions clarify the boundary.
All names use clear snake_case with a verb_noun structure. The mix of get_* and read_* is a minor deviation, though read_file is semantically appropriate for file content.
Three tools is quite thin for a server tied to Camunda Hub file and environment access. It is not extreme, but it feels under-scoped rather than comfortably minimal.
The surface only supports status, Hub info, and reading one known file. There is no listing, search, write, or update operation, so common Hub file workflows would hit dead ends.