MyAmrita_MCP
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TDQS
Scored across 3 tools
Each tool covers a distinct lifecycle step: status checks the session, login initiates it, and logout terminates it. There is no semantic overlap or ambiguity between the three tools.
All tools share the auth_ prefix and use snake_case, so the naming is mostly consistent. However, auth_status is a noun-like command while auth_login and auth_logout are verb-like, so a name like get_auth_status would be more uniform.
Three tools is a reasonable size for an authentication submodule, and each tool earns its place. Given the server name MyAmrita_MCP, the count feels slightly under-scoped if the server is intended to cover the full student portal experience.
The authentication lifecycle itself is complete, but there are no tools to access or act on any Amrita portal data. Since the descriptions imply the session is meant to be reused by other tools, the absence of any portal-facing tools creates significant gaps that will cause agent failures.