@mgcrea/mcp-npm
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Scored across 3 tools
The three tools occupy distinct roles: auth status inspection, auth token reload, and dependency audit. There is no meaningful overlap, and the repeated auth prefix only groups related functions.
All tools use a consistent npm_ prefix and snake_case: npm_auth_status, npm_auth_reload, npm_audit_dependencies. The pattern is predictable and signals the domain and action clearly.
Three tools is on the lower end but well-scoped for an npm auth/audit helper server; each tool covers a distinct need and none is redundant. The count is within the typical 3-15 range.
For the apparent domain of npm authentication and dependency auditing, the set is largely complete: it can inspect auth state, reload credentials, and query advisories. The main gap is the absence of any npm registry/package operations, though the auth-focused intent makes that a minor rather than critical omission.