sap-cpi-mcp
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Scored across 47 tools
Many tools come in get/search pairs that are distinct but easy to confuse, and several resource groups (JMS brokers vs JMS resources vs messaging queues; keystore entries vs certificate resources vs credentials) overlap conceptually. The descriptions clarify most boundaries, but with 47 tools an agent could easily select the wrong variant.
Tool names mostly follow a consistent snake_case verb_noun pattern (get_, search_, upload_, deploy_, update_, etc.). There are minor deviations such as get_run_steps vs get_message_processing_log_runs, and get_ vs search_ both being used for list/fetch operations, but overall the convention is predictable.
47 tools is a heavy surface for an MCP server. While the domain is broad, many tools are simple get/search variants of similar entity types, and the count exceeds what most agents need in a single namespace, increasing selection and prompt-overhead risk.
The server covers a broad lifecycle: design-time artifact listing/search/download/upload/deploy/undeploy, runtime monitoring, MPLs, traces, logs, Partner Directory, keystore/credentials, data stores, variables, and JMS messaging. Missing create/update/delete for many entity types (packages, mappings, scripts) feels like a gap, but those are likely read-only OData surfaces, and the core operation workflows are not dead-ended.