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Scored across 85 tools
With 85 tools covering many Odoo modules, there is significant overlap between generic CRUD tools (odoo_create, odoo_write) and model-specific tools (odoo_create_sale_order). Many tools lack descriptions, making it hard for an agent to distinguish when to use generic vs. specific tools.
All tools share the 'odoo_' prefix, but after that, naming is inconsistent: some are generic verbs (odoo_create, odoo_search), while most follow verb_noun (odoo_create_sale_order). This mixed pattern reduces predictability.
85 tools is far beyond typical well-scoped MCP servers (3-15). The server attempts to cover a vast Odoo API surface, resulting in an overwhelming number of tools, many of which are redundant or rarely used.
While the tool set spans many modules, it lacks key operations in each domain (e.g., no cancel_sale_order, no delete_task). Generic tools like odoo_write may compensate, but the surface feels incomplete and unbalanced.