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TDQS
Scored across 45 tools
Most tools map cleanly to distinct resources and actions, but scale_virtual_machine and change_service_offering_virtual_machine overlap heavily, describing the same operation in two ways. This is the main source of confusion.
The naming convention is predominantly verb_noun in snake_case, with many list_* operations. However, there are informal deviations like associate_ip_address, enable_static_nat, and the duplicate pair scale_virtual_machine vs change_service_offering_virtual_machine.
At 45 tools, the surface is very large and includes many list-only operations that could be consolidated or omitted. The breadth feels more like a full API dump than a curated MCP interface.
The surface covers many read operations but has notable gaps: no delete for volumes, snapshots, SSH key pairs, firewall rules, or networks, and no update methods for most resources. This leaves lifecycle workflows incomplete.