unifi-mcp
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Scored across 31 tools
Most tools have distinct purposes with detailed descriptions. Potential overlap between client_action/manage_client and device_action/manage_device is clarified by their descriptions. List vs get tools are properly differentiated.
Predominantly verb_noun with underscore (list_, get_, manage_). Some deviations like client_action and device_action (noun_verb) and execute_action/search_actions (verb_noun with 'action' suffix). Overall pattern is clear but not perfectly uniform.
31 tools is high but justified by the broad scope of UniFi network management (clients, devices, WiFi, firewall, VPN, DNS, etc.). However, it exceeds the recommended 15-tool threshold, making it feel slightly heavy.
Covers most aspects of UniFi management: clients, devices, networks, WiFi, firewall, VPN, DNS, DPI, traffic rules, vouchers. Minor gaps like firmware upgrade and backup/restore are missing but core workflows are complete.