crab-hole-mcp
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Scored across 9 tools
Each tool targets a distinct resource or action: config reading, validation, backups, status, domain lookup, custom rules, blocklists, and logs. The only overlapping pair is validate_crab_hole and validate_proposed_config, but the descriptions clearly separate native validators from proposed TOML validation.
Most tools use snake_case with verb prefixes like get_, validate_, list_, and check_, but crab_hole_status and recnt_logs are noun phrases without verbs. The mixed conventions are readable but not fully consistent.
Nine tools is a well-scoped size for a DNS configuration and observability server. Each tool serves a distinct purpose without creating reduntant bloat or leaving the surface feeling too thin.
The read, validate, and inspect capabilities are well covered, but there are no tools to apply config, restore backups, add or remove custom rules/blocklists, or toggle blocking. These are notable lifecycle gaps for a tool named as a Crap-hole management server.