OpenCDR MCP
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TDQS
Scored across 14 tools
Each tool maps to a distinct resource and action: rules, detection lists, signals, logs, integrations, settings, IR roles, and IR actions. The only mild terminology overlap is rules vs. detection lists, but the descriptions explicitly clarify which tool to use.
All tools use the opencdr_ prefix and snake_case resource_action convention, with consistent list/get/search/stats verbs. Minor exceptions like opencdr_status and lists_show remain readable and do not create confusion.
Fourteen tools is well-scoped for a read-only observability and investigation server. Each resource has only the list/get/search/stats operations needed for its role, with no obvious padding.
The read-only investigation surface is broad: health, rules, lists, signals, logs, integrations, settings, and IR roles/actions are all covered. Gaps remain around write/update/delete operations and rollback execution despite rollback-eligible IR actions, plus single-selector search limitations that agents must work around.