GIMS Automation MCP Server
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Scored across 61 tools
Every tool targets a specific entity and action with clear prefixes. Similar tools like get_script and get_script_code are explicitly differentiated in descriptions. No overlapping purposes found.
All tools follow a consistent snake_case verb_noun pattern (e.g., create_script_folder, list_datasource_types). Multi-word nouns like datasource_type_method still fit the pattern. Minor deviation like compare_with_git is still readable.
At 61 tools, this is far beyond the '25+' threshold and falls into the extreme category. While the server covers many entity types, the sheer number may overwhelm agents and increase selection error rates.
The surface provides full CRUD for scripts, datasource types (with properties/methods/parameters), and activator types (with properties), plus search, export/import, and validation. The only notable gap is the lack of a tool to execute scripts directly, as execution log retrieval suggests manual execution.