Trestle MCP
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Scored across 9 tools
Each tool targets a distinct operation: init, import, catalog markdown generation, profile markdown generation, profile resolution, profile assembly, CSV to component definition, XLSX to POA&M, and validation. The only potentially similar pair is catalog_generate and profile_generate, but they apply to different OSCAL model types and are clearly described.
Names follow a recognizable trestle_<domain>_<object>_<action> pattern, especially within the author and task groups. Minor deviations exist for top-level commands like trestle_init, trestle_import, and trestle_validate, but the overall convention is strong and predictable.
Nine tools is well-scoped for a compliance/OSCAL-focused server. Each tool covers a meaningful workflow step without duplication or bloat.
The set covers initialization, import, profile authoring/resolution, spreadsheet conversions, and validation. However, catalog authoring is one-directional (generate but no assemble), and there is no general model listing/editing/removal coverage, leaving notable gaps in the full OSCAL authoring lifecycle.