garoon-mcp-server
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Scored across 13 tools
Each tool targets a distinct resource-action combination: schedules, bulletin topics/categories, facilities/groups, users/organizations, and current time. Even 'get-schedule-events' and 'search-available-times' serve clearly separate purposes.
All tools follow the consistent `garoon-<verb>-<object>` pattern, with get, search, and create as the only verbs. The naming style is uniformly snake_case and easily predictable.
13 tools is a reasonable size for a Garoon integration, covering several major modules without feeling bloated. However, the inclusion of a simple current-time utility is slightly peripheral and pushes the count marginally higher than necessary.
The set covers read/search operations well across schedules, bulletin boards, facilities, users, and organizations, and it can create schedule events. However, it lacks obvious lifecycle operations like updating or canceling events, or creating updating, or deleting bulletin topics, leaving notable workflow gaps.