nifi-mcp
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Scored across 35 tools
Most tools have distinct resource/action pairs, and descriptions clarify overlaps such as apply_flow_spec versus granular create_* calls. However, create/import/replace/apply_flow_spec and schedule_process_group versus set_run_status could still create confusion in edge cases.
All tools share the nifi_ prefix and snake_case, and the vast majority follow a verb_noun pattern. Minor deviations like nifi_about and nifi_current_user keep it from being perfectly uniform, but the convention is highly predictable.
35 tools is heavy for this surface, with many granular list/get/create/update tools that could be consolidated through apply_flow_spec or grouped by resource. While NiFi is genuinely complex, the count exceeds a comfortable selection range for an agent.
The surface covers most core flow lifecycle operations: process groups, processors, connections, controller services, parameter contexts, health, queues, and import/export/apply. Notable gaps remain around dedicated create/update port tools (though apply_flow_spec can create ports) and user/group policy management.