mcp-registry-mcp
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coreason_mcp_registryofficial
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TDQS
Scored across 7 tools
Tools have distinct purposes: install checks, config export, duplicate detection, inventory listing, health checks, consolidation recommendations, and registration. There is some slight overlap between find_duplicates and recommend_consolidation, but they focus on different aspects.
All tool names use a consistent verb_noun pattern (check_before_install, export_config, find_duplicates, get_inventory, health_check, recommend_consolidation, register_server), with underscores separating words.
7 tools is appropriate for a registry management server covering registration, health monitoring, duplicate detection, and configuration export. Each tool serves a clear purpose without excess.
Core lifecycle operations are covered (register, health check, inventory, duplicate detection, config export). Missing update/unregister server operations, but these are likely less critical for an MCP registry.