Dataverse MCP Server
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Scored across 97 tools
The tool set covers many distinct resources and each tool's description is extremely detailed, often cross-referencing sibling tools (e.g., dataverse_get_import_job vs dataverse_get_import_job_results). A few pairs like dataverse_get_environment_variables and dataverse_get_environment_variable_values could be confused, but the descriptions clarify the difference between definitions and values. Overall, tools are well-differentiated.
All tools follow a dataverse_ prefix with snake_case and generally verb_noun ordering (list_*, get_*, validate_*, etc.). There are minor inconsistencies like using 'get' vs 'retrieve' (get_relationship vs retrieve_unpublished) and singular/plural variance (list_solutions vs get_solution_history), but the pattern is strong and predictable.
With 97 tools, this is far beyond the typical well-scoped range. Even for a comprehensive Dataverse server, the number is extreme, and many tools are narrow inspector endpoints that could be consolidated. It exceeds the 50+ threshold that indicates extreme mismatch.
Despite the large number of tools, the server is almost entirely read-only: it contains no create/update/delete tools for records, tables, columns, relationships, choices, forms, views, web resources, or security roles. Several referenced write tools (dataverse_create_record, dataverse_update_table, etc.) are not actually present in the tool list, leaving agents unable to perform any mutation. This is a severe gap for an administration-focused server.