sphero-rvr-mcp
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Scored across 55 tools
Most tools target distinct actions or sensors, but there is some overlap: multiple battery getters (status, voltage, voltage_state, thresholds) and get_sensor_data could be seen as a catch-all that duplicates specific getters. The test tools and connect_simple/connect add minor confusion, but descriptions generally clarify boundaries.
The majority of tools use a consistent verb_noun pattern (get_*, set_*, start_*, stop_*, drive_*). However, there are deviations like test_immediate_return, test_slow_return, connect_simple, emergency_stop, clear_emergency_stop, and turn_leds_off which break the pattern slightly.
With 55 tools, the server is well beyond the typical 3-15 range and even exceeds the 25+ threshold. The surface is bloated with redundant test utilities and multiple specialized getters that could be consolidated, making it overwhelming for agents.
The toolset covers core robot operations: connection, driving, LEDs, sensors, IR, battery, safety, and system info. Notable gaps include a direct position getter (only reset_locator and encoder counts) and no gyroscope/accelerometer readings, but the domain is largely covered.