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TDQS
Scored across 58 tools
Each tool targets a distinct resource/action, and overlapping areas like topics, groups, schemas, and connectors are separated by resource names. A few names are misleading—get_connect_pause, get_connect_resume, and get_topic_produce imply reads rather than actions—but descriptions make the intended purpose clear.
Most tools follow a get_/post_/delete_/put_ resource pattern, with list_ and set_ used for environment operations. However, mutating actions like pause, resume, restart, and produce are inconsistently prefixed with get_ instead of post_ or action verbs, making the convention less predictable.
With 58 tools, the server presents an extremely large surface for an agent to reason about, far beyond the typical well-scoped MCP server range. Even though the tools map to distinct AKHQ modules, the sheer count is an extreme mismatch for usability and tool selection.
The tool surface covers nearly every AKHQ domain: environments, topics, consumer groups, schemas, nodes, connectors, and ksqlDB, including lifecycle actions and config updates. The main gap is the lack of ACL create/delete operations, and schema deletion only removes a subject rather than individual versions.