openapi-tools-mcp
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spec_info summarizes the whole spec, spec_list enumerates keys within a section, and spec_get retrieves a specific item. These are distinct operations with clear scope boundaries, though info and get could be slightly confused without the descriptions.
All three tools use a consistent spec_<action> pattern: spec_info, spec_list, spec_get. The naming is predictable and easy to parse.
Three tools are well-suited for a lightweight OpenAPI spec inspection server. Each tool earns its place for summary, enumeration, and retrieval without redundancy.
The set covers core read-only exploration: summarize, list keys, and get items with optional $ref resolution. Minor gaps such as search, validation, or diff operations exist but are not essential for the apparent inspection purpose.