platformio.mcp
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TDQS
Scored across 40 tools
Tools are grouped around distinct resources (project, build, monitor, debug, packages, boards) and each description states its specific use case. A few adjacent tools could still be mixed up—pio_monitor_capture vs pio_monitor_read, pio_build vs pio_size_report, pio_coredump vs pio_decode_backtrace—but their documented modes make the correct choice recoverable.
All names share the pio_ prefix and snake_case, which helps, but the order is inconsistent: list_targets/list_devices use verb_noun, monitor_start/project_init use noun_verb, and clean/build/upload are bare verbs. Readable, but not a single predictable naming pattern.
40 tools is well above the 25-tool threshold and imposes significant selection cost even though each tool is individually useful. The set is organized by domain, but it is too large for a single agent working set.
The surface covers the full PlatformIO lifecycle: project init/config, build/clean, upload/OTA/verify, serial monitoring, debugging, test/static analysis, package/dependency management, board/port discovery, and specialized diagnostics. There are no obvious dead ends; a few conveniences like stopping all monitors at once are easily worked around with list/stop.