JDS2800 MCP
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Scored across 17 tools
Most tools have a clear primary purpose, but there are overlapping boundaries around output control (stop_outputs vs set_outputs), power/amplitude setting (set_power vs configure_channel vs preview_power), and sweep/mode selection (configure_sweep vs set_mode). The detailed descriptions mostly resolve these, so misselection is possible but not severe.
All tools use snake_case verb_noun names (get_/set_/list_/read_/configure_/stop_/upload_/preview_) with no mixed conventions. The pattern is predictable throughout.
17 tools is slightly above the typical 3-15 range, but the complex signal-generator domain (calibration, power, modes, arbitrary waveforms, diagnostics) justifies most tools. It is not excessive but feels a bit heavy.
Core signal generation workflows are covered: ports/info/state, channel config, outputs, phase, mode/sweep, calibrated sine power, arbitrary waveform read/upload, and manual/diagnostics. Minor gaps exist for configuring pulse/burst/counter modes despite stop_outputs referencing them, but agents can handle the main use cases.