io.github.ryanmat/logicmonitor
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Scored across 273 tools
Many tools follow a clear resource+action pattern, but overlapping families exist, such as get_services vs get_trace_services, get_collectors vs get_collector_health, and get_datasources vs get_device_datasources, which can cause misselection. Descriptions often clarify the distinction, but the sheer 273-tool surface makes it easy to pick the wrong variant anyway.
The CRUD tools consistently use verb_noun patterns like get_, create_, update_, delete_, import_, and export_, but listing is inconsistent—list_sdts vs get_datasources—and several composite tools use plain nouns or phrases like triage, health_check, and detect_site_outage, breaking the pattern.
273 tools is far beyond the 50+ threshold for an extreme mismatch. Even for a broad platform like LogicMonitor, the surface is overwhelming and includes many near-duplicate variants such as raw update_* tools versus update_logicmodule and numerous get_* list/detail pairs.
The server covers a very wide domain—devices, alerts, dashboards, reports, traces, network, OTLP, and audit—but notable gaps remain: roles, API tokens, and access groups are read-only, website groups have no update tool, integration creation is limited to HTTP delivery, and batch jobs have no lifecycle operations beyond retrieval.