teamspeak3-mcp
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Scored across 35 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct purposes, but the perm_* family (perm_overview, perm_list, perm_find, channel_perm, client_perm, sgroup_perm, cgroup_perm) has overlapping 'manage permissions' functions that could confuse without careful reading. Similarly, ban_* tools (ban_list, ban_manage, client_ban) have some overlap. Descriptions help distinguish them, but boundaries aren't always crisp.
Tool names mostly use a consistent verb_noun or noun_verb pattern (e.g., channel_create, client_kick, sgroup_perm), but there are minor deviations like server_list (noun_verb) and sgroup_create (abbreviated noun). The abbreviations (sgroup, cgroup, perm) are consistent within categories, making the naming predictable overall.
With 35 tools, the count is heavy for a TeamSpeak server management MCP. While many are distinct operations, the number could overwhelm an agent, and some tools (e.g., perm_overview vs perm_list) might be consolidated. The scope is broad, but the count feels borderline excessive.
The tool set covers most CRUD operations for channels, clients, server groups, channel groups, permissions, bans, messages, files, tokens, and complaints. However, some gaps exist: no tools for banning by IP/range, no detailed server group info beyond permissions, and no file upload/download operations. These are minor but noticeable for a complete management surface.