TrimbleX9-mcp
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TDQS
Scored across 11 tools
Most tools are clearly separable, but several pairs overlap: scanner_status already returns the active error list that scanner_errors returns separately, scanner_scans records already include points and file path that scanner_scanfile_info extends, and scanner_wait_for_scan is a polling wrapper around scanner_tasks. Descriptions mitigate these overlaps, but an agent still has to choose between near-duplicates.
All tools share a uniform snake_case 'scanner_' prefix, which makes the set very readable as a family. The only minor deviation is that some tools are bare noun getters (scanner_status, scanner_projects, scanner_errors) while others use verb phrases (scanner_download_scanfile, scanner_wait_for_scan, scanner_preview_to_angles).
At 11 tools the set is well-scoped for an instrument-control server: inspection (status, projects, scans, modes, errors, tasks), acquisition helpers (wait_for_scan, file info, two downloads), and one geometry converter each earn their place. Nothing feels padded or redundant by count.
Descriptions repeatedly reference scanner_launch_scan and scanner_launch_area_scan, but neither tool is present, so scanner_preview_to_angles and scanner_wait_for_scan point at operations the agent cannot perform — a severe dead end for the core workflow of actually starting a scan. There are also no create/delete operations for projects or scans, only listings.