hetzner-mcp-server
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Scored across 185 tools
Most tools are clearly scoped to a resource and action, and descriptions distinguish metadata updates from dedicated lifecycle actions. However, with 185 tools there are many near-pairs across resources (e.g. update_zone vs update_zone_rrset, update_volume vs resize_volume, change_*_protection variants), so some misselection risk remains.
The set largely follows a predictable hetzner_verb_resource pattern with consistent prefixes and clear action verbs. Minor deviations include mixed load balancer abbreviations (lb vs load_balancer), resource-less server power tools like power_on/reboot/reset/shutdown, and update_* vs change_* usage.
185 tools is far beyond a manageable tool surface for an agent, even for a broad cloud provider API. The functionality spans many resources, but this volume creates heavy selection and context overhead rather than a well-scoped set.
The surface is exceptionally comprehensive, covering CRUD and lifecycle operations for servers, networks, firewalls, load balancers, volumes, images, DNS zones/RRSets, Storage Boxes, IPs, certificates, and placement groups. Actions, metrics, protection, snapshots, and zonefile import/export are also included, leaving few obvious gaps.