omv-mcp
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Scored across 6 tools
Each tool has a distinct role: connection check, async task polling, generic RPC call, method discovery, service discovery, and shell access. There is no overlap between them, and their purposes are clearly separable.
All tools share the 'omv_' prefix and use lowercase snake_case, which provides consistency. However, the naming is not strictly verb_noun: 'omv_call', 'omv_list_methods', and 'omv_list_services' are verb-first, while 'omv_connection_info' and 'omv_shell' are noun-first. This minor deviation is still readable and predictable.
Six tools is an appropriate size for this MCP server. The generic omv_call tool provides broad functionality, while the supporting tools (discovery, async handling, health check, shell) round out the surface without unnecessary bloat.
The tool set is highly complete: omv_call can invoke any RPC method, omv_list_methods and omv_list_services enable discovery, omv_wait_for_task handles asynchronous operations, omv_connection_info verifies connectivity, and omv_shell covers non-RPC needs. There are no obvious gaps in managing an OpenMediaVault system.