pocketbase-mcp
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Scored across 55 tools
Most tools pair a clear action with a distinct resource, and even similar prefixes like request_/confirm_ target clearly different auth workflows. The main ambiguity is between list_records, get_full_record_list, and get_first_record, which all retrieve records and differ only in pagination or convenience.
The API is overwhelmingly consistent verb_noun snake_case, following list_, get_, create_, update_, delete_, request_, and confirm_ patterns. A few outliers like health_check, batch, auth_info, and impersonate break the pattern, but they are minor deviations in an otherwise coherent naming scheme.
At 55 tools, this is an extremely large MCP surface for an agent to reason over, crossing the threshold where tool selection becomes a burden. Even though PocketBase is broad, this would be better split into focused servers for records, admin/settings, backups/logs, and auth.
The tool set covers collections, records, auth, superusers, settings, logs, backups, cron, and file handling with full CRUD and lifecycle coverage. The send_raw_request escape hatch also eliminates dead ends for any PocketBase endpoint not otherwise exposed.