easyeda-mcp-pro
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Scored across 74 tools
The tools span distinct EasyEDA areas, but the validation/QA surface heavily overlaps: erc_run, rule_check_summary, semantic_erc_validate, semantic_erc_auto, post_write_qa, and validate_netlist all check electrical correctness with subtle boundaries. BOM tools such as generate, export, validate, sourcing, and quality_report also require careful selection. Descriptions help, but an agent can still misselect among similarly purposed checks.
All tool names use snake_case with an easyeda_ prefix and a predictable domain-action structure. Some read tools are noun-only (pcb_components, board_layers) rather than verb-first, but conventions are not mixed chaotically.
At 74 tools, the surface is far beyond a well-scoped agent toolset and forces the agent to navigate many niche, overlapping, and low-frequency operations. Even for a broad EDA server, transaction management, canvas capture, profile/config, health checks, and many validation variants create excessive surface area.
Schematic lifecycle, transactions, BOM, ERC/DRC, and Gerber export are broadly covered. However, PCB operations are mostly read-only inspection/review/export; there is no PCB primitive creation, modification, routing, or deletion. That is a notable gap for a full EasyEDA automation server.