cloudflare-mcp
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Scored across 390 tools
With 390 tools, many resource families are nearly indistinguishable from an agent's perspective, such as list_workers vs list_worker_services, list_api_shield_operations vs list_api_gateway_operations, and get_zone_setting vs get_zone_settings. The descriptions help, but the scale and overlapping naming create substantial misselection risk.
The dominant pattern is list_<plural> and get_<singular>, which is readable, but there are many deviations: collection-style get_*_rules/get_*_settings use 'get' instead of 'list', and tools like graphql_analytics, get_analytics_by_colo, and verify_token break the pattern. Overall the naming is mostly predictable but not consistently applied.
390 tools is an extreme number for an agent-facing MCP server, far beyond the 50+ threshold. Even if Cloudflare's API is broad, exposing nearly every read-only endpoint as a separate tool makes the interface overwhelming and hard to navigate efficiently.
The entire tool surface is read-only: every tool is get/list/query style, with no create, update, or delete operations for any resource. A general Cloudflare management server cannot complete common workflows like creating DNS records or updating rules, making the set severely incomplete for its implied purpose.