laya-mcp
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TDQS
Scored across 8 tools
Most tools have distinct purposes, but laya_route and route_step clearly overlap as routing tools, even though the descriptions try to differentiate them. laya_triage and laya_classify could also be confused in some contexts, though the batch-vs-single distinction helps.
Six tools follow a consistent laya_<verb> pattern, but route_step and verify_step break the convention by dropping the prefix and using verb_noun instead. The names are readable and meaningful, but the mixed style is noticeable.
Eight tools is within the ideal range and the set covers the major decision-engine capabilities. The main redundancy is the two routing tools, which slightly weakens the 'every tool earns its place' criterion but does not make the set bloated.
The tool surface covers the core decision, classification, routing, safety, verification, and health operations well. Minor gaps exist, such as no tool for refitting temperatures or managing the catalog, but these are not blocking for the primary inference and advisory workflows.