@ismalicious/mcp-server
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TDQS
Scored across 1 tool
With only one tool in the set, there is no possibility of overlap or misselection between tools. The single tool has a single, clearly stated purpose (minting an API key).
The lone tool uses a readable snake_case verb_noun style (bootstrap_key), which is a sensible convention. However, a single name provides no evidence of a consistent pattern across the set, so it cannot be rated as exemplary.
One tool is far too few for a server fronting the isMalicious API, which implies a broader surface (e.g. checking URLs/domains/hashes). The server only exposes an onboarding/auth step rather than the API's actual functionality.
The surface covers only a one-time key bootstrap and none of the security-checking operations the isMalicious API presumably offers. There is no core CRUD/query capability at all, leaving the server severely incomplete for its stated purpose.