No user-submitted related servers found.
Scored across 17 tools
The audit and pin families overlap conceptually, but each tool names a distinct target: agent context files, MCP config, server tool definitions, or supply-chain packages. The only mild ambiguity is between audit_server_tools, analyze_tool_definitions, adversarial_test, and security_dashboard scan='full', though their scopes and side effects are explicitly differentiated.
Most tools use predictable snake_case verb_noun names such as audit_mcp_config, pin_tools, and generate_policy. A few outliers like team_status, adversarial_test, and security_dashboard are noun-oriented, but they remain readable and do not break the overall convention.
At 17 tools, the set is slightly heavy but reasonable for a security lifecycle covering audit, pinning, reporting, remediation, policy, and dashboard workflows. No tool appears redundant enough to remove, though the surface is near the upper comfortable range for agent selection.
The toolset covers context and configuration auditing, tool poisoning checks, supply-chain review, adversarial testing, pinning, policy generation, remediation, export, logging, and team reporting. Minor gaps exist around unpinning management and broader runtime enforcement, but core security workflows are well covered.