obsbot-mcp
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TDQS
Scored across 80 tools
The set includes two overlapping families (generic obsbot_* seemingly for Tiny 2 and obsbot_tail2_*) without a device qualifier in the generic names, so an agent must infer target hardware from descriptions. Within each family, numerous tracking, preset, and zoom tools share conceptual territory, increasing misselection risk despite detailed descriptions.
All names use snake_case with the obsbot_/obsbot_tail2_ prefix, but the convention is mixed between verb_noun (e.g., obsbot_gimbal_move, obsbot_tail2_preset_list) and bare noun phrases (e.g., obsbot_tail2_audio, obsbot_tail2_wb, obsbot_tail2_info). The prefixing is consistent, but the lack of a predictable read/write action pattern makes names only moderately predictable.
80 tools is far beyond the recommended 3-15 range and exceeds even the 25+ threshold for 'too many'. Although a large camera-control surface could justify many endpoints, this volume imposes extreme context load and selection difficulty.
The surface covers CRUD/lifecycle for presets, gimbal, zoom, focus, exposure, white balance, image adjust, AI tracking, capture, streaming, status, and device discovery for two camera families. Missing operations are minor (e.g., no Tiny 2 network scan, no firmware update), so agents can work around gaps.