dda-mcp-server
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Scored across 43 tools
Most tools clearly specify the device type and action (e.g., alpaca_telescope_slew, open_roof). However, a few pairs like get_mount_sensors vs. get_mount_sensor_status and alpaca_switch_set vs. alpaca_switch_set_value could cause misselection.
Native device tools use verb_noun (open_roof, get_device_status), while Alpaca tools follow alpaca_<device>_<action> consistently. The dual scheme is predictable, though alpaca_device_connect slightly deviates from the standard pattern.
At 43 tools, the server far exceeds the 25-tool threshold for 'too many'. Many tools are simple status or control operations per device that could be consolidated into generic get_status or set_command functions.
The set covers discovery, connection, status, and control for all major device types (telescope, focuser, dome, camera, etc.). Minor gaps exist, such as no set_device_settings for native devices and no image retrieval for camera, but core workflows are represented.