kube-diagnostics-mcp
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Scored across 57 tools
Most tools have detailed, distinct descriptions, but the large surface creates several near-overlaps: get_endpoints vs get_endpoint_metrics, get_exposure vs get_ingress_routes, get_open_connections vs get_egress_destinations, and get_web_vitals vs get_page_load_breakdown. An agent could plausibly select the wrong tool without reading descriptions carefully.
The dominant pattern is get_verb_noun in snake_case, with list_, summarize_, check_, and diagnose_ used predictably for their categories. Minor outliers like health_report, security_posture, and what_changed break the verb-first convention but are still readable.
57 tools is far beyond the typical well-scoped MCP surface and will impose significant selection burden on agents. While the domain is broad, the count exceeds even the 25+ threshold for 'too many' in the calibration.
The surface covers Kubernetes diagnostics remarkably thoroughly: metrics, logs, events, traces, JVM internals, proxy behavior, RUM, network, security, config, and runbooks. Minor gaps remain around direct node inventory, Prometheus alert evaluation, and storage/PVC status, but agents can usually work around them.