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Scored across 131 tools
Most tools target a clearly distinct resource and action, and the very detailed descriptions explicitly route agents between tools (e.g. check_domains vs check_domain, Porkbun DNS vs Cloudflare DNS). However, with 131 tools there are several families that can still be confused: register/buy/renew/transfer, top-up vs payment vs verification, and list/get/create/update for DNS, Cloudflare, webhooks, and invoices all use similar phrasing.
The dominant convention is predictable snake_case verb_noun: get_domain, list_domains, create_dns_record, delete_webhook, update_nameservers, etc. Minor deviations exist—ping, mock_call, sandbox_reset, sandbox_topup, and mixed edit/update verbs—but they remain readable and mostly consistent.
131 tools is far beyond the range where an agent can reliably select the right tool without heavy documentation reading. The underlying registrar platform is broad, so the tools are not arbitrary, but this surface is too large for a well-scoped MCP server and would benefit from consolidation or grouping.
Coverage is unusually broad: domains, DNS, DNSSEC, glue, transfers, restore points, hosting, WordPress, Link in Bio, Cloudflare, email, billing, webhooks, sandbox, and docs. A few lifecycle gaps remain—no tool to toggle domain security lock, no mailbox deletion, and URL forwarding is list/create/delete without update—but most core workflows are covered.