audio-calibration-mcp
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Scored across 101 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct purposes, especially with the plan/execute pairs and specialized analysis functions. Some aliases and related analysis tools (e.g., rew_trace vs. rew_generate_trace) create minor ambiguity, but overall an agent can differentiate the tools.
Naming is inconsistent: many tools follow the verb_noun pattern with _plan/_execute suffixes, but aliases (rew_load_file, rew_save_all) and direct-action tools (rew_trace, audio_room_metrics) break the convention. While prefixes (audio_, rew_, car_, jamesdsp_) are consistent, the mixed style is confusing.
With 101 tools, the server is massively over-scoped for any MCP purpose. Even for a complex domain like audio calibration, this number overwhelms agents and makes tool selection error-prone. The typical range is 3–15, and this is far beyond that.
The tool surface is extremely comprehensive, covering measurement, analysis, EQ design, DSP, listening tests, uncertainty, room acoustics, and REW integration. Minor gaps exist (e.g., no artifact deletion or explicit update for some resources), but the workflows are largely complete.