wazuh-mcp
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Scored across 28 tools
Most tools are clearly distinct by resource type (agents, alerts, rules, SCA, vulnerabilities). Minor overlap exists between list_alerts/get_alerts/search_alerts and list_vulnerabilities/search_vulnerabilities, but their descriptions clarify list vs. search vs. single-item retrieval.
The set predominantly follows a get_/list_/search_ verb + noun pattern, which is consistent and predictable. Minor deviations like diagnose_wazuh_connection and get_wazuh_version are acceptable but break the strict resource-oriented pattern.
28 tools is on the heavier side but justified for a security platform covering agents, alerts, rules, decoders, SCA, FIM, vulnerabilities, and manager configuration. It is slightly above the ideal range but not bloated.
The surface covers the main Wazuh domains well: agent inventory, alerts, rules, decoders, SCA, FIM, vulnerabilities, and manager status. Notable gaps include no agent action tools (restart, remove, add) and no rule/decoder management, but read-only coverage is strong.