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TDQS
Scored across 60 tools
Most tools are clearly separated by resource and action, and the athena_*/db_* prefixes help partition query tools. The main ambiguity comes from dual ticket paths (create_ticket vs create_project_ticket, get_ticket vs get_project_ticket, list_tickets vs list_project_tickets), but the descriptions are explicit about which to use.
The dominant pattern is verb_noun (list_dashboards, create_environment, update_service), but several tools put the domain first (athena_run_query, db_query, athena_cancel) or use 'athena_history' without a verb. Add_panel/add_cell also deviate from the create_* convention, making the set readable but inconsistent.
60 tools is an extreme count for a single MCP server and bundles many unrelated domains—dashboards, Athena, SQL, AWS resources, projects, tickets, runbooks, and services. Even if each tool is individually useful, the combined surface is too heavy for an agent to navigate efficiently.
Several domains have solid CRUD coverage, especially tickets, services, dashboards, and runbook cells, but there are notable gaps: no panel update, no runbook update/delete, no project update/delete, no environment group update/delete, and no API to discover datasource_id (needed by add_panel). There is also no user lookup tool, which would help resolve assignee_user_id.