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Scored across 224 tools
Many tools have overlapping purposes, e.g., multiple versions of ChangeOrder, ChangeOrderList, GetOrderListFull/Light, etc. Deprecated tools mixed with new ones create confusion. Importation_ and Catalog_ prefixes group related tools, but within groups, tools like Importation_GetCustomColumnExpression and Importation_GetCustomColumns are similar.
Naming conventions are inconsistent: some use CamelCase (ActivateSubscription), some use underscores (Auto_ConfigureAutoImportInterval), and some use mixed styles. Verb placement varies, and version suffixes (V3) are added irregularly. No clear overall pattern.
224 tools is extreme for any MCP server. Even for a comprehensive e-commerce integration, this number suggests bloat, many deprecated endpoints, and lack of consolidation. Most servers have fewer than 20 tools, so this is far too many.
The tool set covers a wide range of e-commerce operations: orders, subscriptions, catalogs, imports, exports, rules, stores, channels, etc. However, the presence of deprecated tools and many similar operations suggests gaps in organization rather than true completeness. Some CRUD operations may be missing or redundant.