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Scored across 41 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct purposes, with explicit warnings for destructive and mutating operations. Some overlap exists among device inspection tools (device_detail vs. board_info vs. device_status) and firmware/config editing paths (firmware_config_set vs. firmware_config_edit vs. project_save), but the descriptions generally clarify boundaries.
All names use snake_case, but the structural conventions are mixed: some tools are resource_action (project_rename, device_list), others action_resource (flash_mpy, connect_bluetooth), and some have unique prefixes (cb_health, app_logs, board_info). The grouping is readable, but there is no single predictable naming pattern.
At 41 tools, the surface is very heavy for an MCP server, even for a complex app-plus-hardware integration. Several tools are specialized or low-level, and the count exceeds the typical comfortable range without strong evidence that all are required for common agent workflows.
The tool set covers the domain broadly: project lifecycle, firmware config editing, device inspection, BLE/serial connection, flashing, health checks, logs, and window management. Minor gaps exist, such as explicit disconnect/unpair operations and higher-level device session cleanup, but core workflows are well supported.