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TDQS
Scored across 123 tools
Many tools overlap across different backends (authoring vs item-service vs common vs provider for item CRUD; multiple search, publish, index rebuild, and media upload tools). The descriptions often explicitly guide selection, so boundaries are not indistinguishable, but the sheer volume and parallel surfaces create real misselection risk.
Names are consistently kebab-case and mostly follow a category-verb-noun pattern (security-get-user, authoring-create-item, presentation-list-renderings). Minor deviations exist: some tools lack a category prefix (config, list-sites, run-powershell-script) and verbs vary (new vs create, get vs list).
123 tools is an extreme mismatch for a single MCP server; even a broad CMS domain does not justify this surface, and the dimension calibrates 50+ tools as 1. Many operations could be consolidated or exposed through fewer generic entry points.
Coverage spans items, templates, media, presentation, security, publishing, indexing, workflow, archives, jobs, logs, and raw GraphQL, with generic GraphQL fallbacks for untyped operations. No obvious dead ends for the Sitecore administration domain.