widgetdash-mcp
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TDQS
Scored across 5 tools
Each tool has a distinct action, and the push_metrics vs push_number overlap is explicitly resolved in the descriptions (full metric list replacement vs single value update). The only mild ambiguity is between get_widget_data and list_sources, since get_widget_data also enumerates sources with metrics, though list_sources uniquely adds plan usage metadata.
All five tools follow a clean snake_case verb_noun pattern (delete_source, get_widget_data, list_sources, push_metrics, push_number). Verbs are semantically meaningful and consistent within the read (get/list) and write (push/delete) families.
Five tools map exactly onto the domain's core operations: list sources, read widget data, full upsert, quick single-value upsert, and delete. No redundant tools and nothing that feels like padding.
The lifecycle is largely covered: read, list, create/update (both full and incremental), and delete. Minor gaps exist — sources are listed with enabled/hidden state but there is no tool to toggle visibility, reorder, or remove an individual metric, so agents must rewrite the whole metric list to make such changes.