magicsword-mcp
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TDQS
Scored across 25 tools
Most tools have distinct resource/action targets, and descriptions clearly separate policies, endpoints, alerts, events, and intel feeds. Minor overlap exists between global intel sources, customer intel feeds, and policy intel source management, but the descriptions provide enough context to choose correctly.
The set mostly follows a predictable snake_case verb_noun convention such as list_policies, show_endpoint, create_policy, and upgrade_endpoints. Exceptions like whoami, agent_install_instructions, and the multi-action manage_* tools are minor deviations but still readable.
The 25 tools cover several broad domains—policies, endpoints, intel feeds, alerts/events, and agent onboarding—so most tools are justified. However, the surface is heavy and at the upper boundary where discoverability and selection cost become significant.
Core workflows are covered: policy creation/cloning/enforcement, rule and intel attachment, endpoint listing/upgrades, alert triage, and enrollment. Notable lifecycle gaps remain, including policy update/delete/disable or default assignment, rule removal, and endpoint unenrollment/deletion.