homebox-mcp
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Scored across 39 tools
The item-editing family overlaps substantially: set_item explicitly handles custom fields too, duplicating set_fields, and set_identity/set_warranty/set_tags/move_item/mark_sold all edit the same item with subtle boundaries. set_tag vs set_tags is also easily confused despite the explicit cross-reference. Descriptions steer an agent toward the right tool, but the boundaries are not crisp.
The dominant convention is verb_noun (set_location, delete_attachment, import_csv, list_maintenance), used consistently across most entities. A handful of noun-first outliers (field_index, barcode_lookup, warranties_expiring, qrcode, inventory_stats, location_contents) and singular/plural wobble (set_tag vs set_tags, get_attachment vs list_attachments) are minor deviations that don't hurt readability.
39 tools is heavy for an inventory server, well beyond the 15-tool sweet spot. The broad domain (items, locations, tags, attachments, maintenance, labels, CSV, stats) justifies many tools, but several granular item setters (set_fields, set_identity, set_warranty) could be folded into set_item, and utility tools like qrcode/finalize_photos inflate the surface.
Near-complete CRUD/lifecycle coverage exists for items (create/get/set/delete/duplicate/move/sold), locations, tags, attachments, and maintenance, plus CSV import/export, label generation, stats, and custom-field discovery. Minor gaps remain: no way to delete a custom-field definition, no plain list_items (only search_items), and no user management.