firebase-mcp
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Scored across 5 tools
Each tool targets a distinct resource or operation: authentication, Firestore, config template, config reading, and config reloading. There is no overlap in purpose.
Two tools use noun_verb pattern (auth_read, firestore_read) while three use verb_noun (create_config, get_config, reload_config). This inconsistency can confuse agents about the naming convention.
5 tools is reasonable for a server focused on reading from Auth and Firestore plus configuration management. It is not excessive but could be expanded for full coverage.
The server lacks write operations for both Auth and Firestore (e.g., create user, update document), and does not cover other Firebase services like Realtime Database or Storage. This leaves significant gaps for typical Firebase management tasks.