SurveyHub-MCP
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TDQS
Scored across 26 tools
Tools are clearly grouped by platform (fofa, hunter, quake, zoomeye, daydaymap), making them distinct. Minor confusion arises from quake_search being an alias for quake_service_scroll, and similar patterns across platforms (e.g., user_info), but overall an agent can differentiate.
Naming follows a consistent platform_action pattern (e.g., fofa_search, hunter_enterprise_search). Inconsistencies include quake_search as an alias and variations like service_search vs. service_scroll, but the system is largely predictable.
26 tools is slightly high but appropriate given the aggregation of five different search engines, each requiring multiple operations (search, user info, aggregation, batch). The count reflects the breadth of the domain without being excessive.
The toolset covers the essential lifecycle for asset intelligence search: query, pagination, aggregation, and account info across multiple platforms. Minor gaps exist, like missing user info for DayDayMap, but core workflows are complete.