Roblox Executor MCP Server
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TDQS
Scored across 291 tools
With 291 tools, many overlap heavily: list-strings/find-string-xrefs/find-constants-xref/find-functions-by-constant all search closure constants; remote-spy/monitor-remote/trace-remote-traffic/ensure-remote-spy/get-remote-spy-logs/configure-remote-spy all manage remote capture; hook-function/block-function/spoof-function-return/hook-and-log-function/count-function-calls/trace-call-durations all install function hooks; find-hidden-instances/find-detached-instances/get-nil-instances/find-hidden-remotes/find-hidden-scripts/find-running-scripts heavily overlap. Descriptions are detailed but the boundaries between these clusters are blurry, causing misselection.
Conventions are mixed: many kebab-case verb_noun tools (find-string-xrefs, list-gc-tables, get-instance-properties), but also camelCase (search-instances, get-players, select-client), terse single-word tools (execute, script, run-luau, draw-create, ws-list, filter-gc), and others with irregular verbs. The pattern is not predictable across the set.
291 tools is an extreme mismatch for any coherent server surface; many clusters duplicate functionality (multiple hidden-instance finders, multiple spy managers, multiple hooking variants), indicating over-expansion rather than well-scoped coverage. This is far beyond the 15-tool well-scoped range and well past the 25+ 'too many' threshold.
For the Roblox executor domain the surface is remarkably exhaustive: reflection/GC scanning, closure inspection, hooking, remote/signal monitoring, GUI driving, file I/O, crypto, drawing, packet, WebSocket, and agent-orchestration tools are all present. Minor lifecycle gaps (e.g. no first-class 'list all active hooks/spies' consolidated view) are workarounds, not dead ends.