simconnect-mcp
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Scored across 32 tools
Each tool targets a distinct resource+action combination: SimVars, L-Vars, PMDG data, events, flights, facilities, HubHop, and AI objects. Near-pairs like trigger_event vs trigger_custom_event and get_simvar vs get_lvar are explicitly differentiated by mechanism or data source, so an agent can reliably pick the right tool.
All tools share the msfs_ prefix and consistently use verb_object naming: get_simvar, set_simvar, search_events, load_flight, create_ai_object. Minor variants like get_simvars_bulk and execute_calculator_code are still readable and fit the overall pattern.
32 tools is above the rubric's 'too many' threshold and creates a large surface for an agent to scan, even though MSFS/SimConnect is a broad domain. The set could reasonably be split into focused servers for core variables, events, PMDG/HubHop, and flight/AI operations.
The tool set covers connection lifecycle, SimVar/LVar read/write/search, events, aircraft state, facilities, PMDG data, HubHop search, flight persistence, and AI spawning. The notable gap is that AI objects can be created but not removed, which leaves a cleanup dead end; otherwise the surface is extensive and workable.