langflow-mcp-server
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TDQS
Scored across 236 tools
With 236 tools including many overlapping execution endpoints (run_flow, run_flow_advanced, run_workflow, run_flow_session, process_flow, predict_flow, agentic_execute, invoke_a2a_jsonrpc, run_public_workflow, run_workflow, trigger_webhook) and multiple file APIs (list_files, list_files_v2, upload_file, upload_file_v2), agents will struggle to pick the correct tool. Different entity families are also mixed under similar prefixes (authz roles/teams/shares vs. users).
The tool names mostly follow a readable verb_noun snake_case pattern. However, there are mixed verb styles (get vs list vs run vs build vs start), a few awkward names like 'agentic_check_config', and version suffixes (_v2) that break the pattern.
236 tools is an extreme mismatch for a cohesive server surface and far beyond typical toolset sizes. This volume forces agents to navigate a sprawling API dump, making selection error-prone and context unwieldy.
The tool surface is extremely comprehensive, covering flows, folders, projects, users, authz, knowledge bases, models, MCP, traces, and more, with CRUD for most entities. It is arguably over-complete rather than missing major operations.