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Scored across 3 tools
get_monitor_badge is clearly distinct as a badge/snippet generator. audit_mcp_server and verify_mcp_protocol overlap somewhat because both check protocol compatibility and latency, but audit is explicitly broader while verify is narrowly scoped to protocol negotiation and handshake testing.
All tool names follow a verb_noun pattern with snake_case separators. The verbs differ (get, audit, verify) and the nouns reference different resources, but the pattern is consistent and predictable.
Three tools is a compact set that covers badge generation, full audits, and protocol-only verification without redundancy. It is slightly minimal but appropriate for a focused sentinel/status utility.
The core workflows of verifying an MCP server, auditing it comprehensively, and generating status badges are covered. Minor gaps exist, such as raw uptime data retrieval or monitor management, but they do not create a dead end for common use cases.