Sophos Firewall MCP Server
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Scored across 41 tools
Each tool addresses a distinct resource and action (e.g., list, get, create, update, delete) with clear separation. Potential overlaps like list vs get firewall rules are resolved by naming and description. No two tools could be easily confused.
All tools follow a consistent 'sophos_<action>_<resource>' snake_case pattern. The two routing tools deviate slightly but are justified by their different role. Overall, naming is predictable and uniform.
41 tools is large but the Sophos Firewall domain covers many resources (firewall rules, hosts, services, NAT, VPN, users, etc.) with full CRUD on most. The count is high but each tool serves a distinct purpose; a few could potentially be consolidated.
Major resources like firewall rules, NAT, and users have good lifecycle coverage, but IP hosts, FQDN hosts, services, groups, and VPNs lack update operations. This forces agents to delete and recreate for modifications, which is a notable gap.