Zabbix MCP Server
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Scored across 53 tools
Most tools follow a clear entity+action pattern with each resource and operation distinctly named. However, discoveryrule_get and drule_get both involve 'discovery' concepts and could be confused by an agent, and item_get/history_get/trend_get require careful reading to separate.
The vast majority of tools use a consistent snake_case noun_verb pattern (e.g., host_get, host_create, host_update, host_delete). Minor deviations exist with api_version (noun_noun) and event_acknowledge (non-CRUD verb), but these do not seriously undermine predictability.
With 53 tools, this server vastly exceeds the typical coherent MCP tool count and falls into the extreme range. Even though Zabbix is a broad domain, this tool list would overwhelm agents and could be consolidated.
Core entities like hosts, items, triggers, users, proxies, and maintenance periods have full CRUD coverage. However, many non-core areas such as actions, media types, graphs, discovery rules, services, and SLAs are read-only, and usermacros lack an update operation, leaving noticeable gaps for full lifecycle management.