openapi-explorer-mcp
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Scored across 7 tools
Tools are mostly distinct: api_spec_info, api_search, api_endpoint, api_schema, api_types, api_get, and api_call_log each target a different aspect of API exploration. Slight overlap between api_endpoint (details) and api_types (types) but descriptions clarify their purpose. The reference to api_request in api_call_log hints at a missing tool, but the set itself is clear.
Naming follows a consistent 'api_' prefix but the suffix style is mixed: some are nouns (api_spec_info, api_endpoint, api_schema, api_types, api_call_log) while others are verbs (api_search, api_get). This hybrid is readable but not a uniform verb_noun pattern. The inconsistency is mild but noticeable.
With 7 tools, the count is well within the ideal range (3-15). Each tool addresses a distinct need for exploring an OpenAPI spec. However, the mention of api_request in api_call_log suggests there might be an additional tool not listed, which could slightly grow the set but still remain appropriate.
The set covers spec overview, endpoint discovery, detail retrieval, schema inspection, type generation, and safe GET execution. It notably lacks a POST/PUT/PATCH tool for actually creating or modifying resources, only supporting read-only GET. Also, api_call_log implies a separate api_request tool that is missing, leaving a gap between logging and executing non-GET calls.