hcloud-mcp-server
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Scored across 91 tools
Most tools target distinct Huawei Cloud resources with clear names and descriptions. The only minor overlap is between 'list_alarm_rules' and 'list_alarms', which could cause confusion. Otherwise, each tool has a unique purpose.
All tools follow a strict 'hcloud_<action>_<resource>' pattern with snake_case. The actions are 'list_', 'show_', 'cli', and 'obs_*'. This consistency allows an agent to predict tool names easily.
With 91 tools, the server is excessively large. Although it aims to wrap the entire Huawei Cloud CLI, many tools are redundant patterns (e.g., separate list and show for each resource). This high count likely overwhelms agents and increases selection difficulty.
The tool set is heavily read-only, covering only list and show operations for numerous resources. There are no dedicated create, update, or delete tools; mutation must be done via the generic 'hcloud_cli' tool, which is unstructured and error-prone. This is a significant gap for cloud management.