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Most tools target distinct operations, but get_signal and get_signals are essentially the same action with singular/plural variance, and get_target_values versus get_signal requires careful reading to distinguish target from current values. The deprecated V1 tools also add some overlap with V2 tools, though descriptions mostly clarify the differences.
The set mostly follows a clear verb_noun pattern with snake_case (get_signals, set_signal, list_signals, publish_value). Minor inconsistencies exist: server_info is a noun-only name, and get_signal vs get_signals uses inconsistent singular/plural forms.
Nine tools is a well-scoped size for a vehicle signal databroker MCP server. The deprecated V1 helpers add some redundancy, but each still serves a different purpose (listing, counting, target values, types, server info) without bloating the surface.
The core signal lifecycle is covered: reading current values, setting actuator targets, publishing sensor values, listing/counting signals, and fetching data types. Missing subscription/streaming capabilities and V2-native metadata listing are minor gaps but not blocking for basic read/write workflows.