msfs2024-mcp
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Scored across 23 tools
All 23 tools have clearly distinct purposes. Autopilot, connection, FSUIPC, SimVar, event, and memory groups are well-separated, with no ambiguous overlaps even between similar functions like set_simvar and trigger_event.
Tool names follow a consistent snake_case verb_noun pattern (e.g., autopilot_set_altitude, get_simvar, memory_read). Only minor exceptions like 'connection_status' are still intuitive and don't break the overall pattern.
23 tools is well-scoped for an MSFS interaction server. Each tool serves a distinct function across autopilot, SimVars, events, FSUIPC, memory, and connection layers, without unnecessary bloat or missing core functionality.
The server covers major interaction areas (autopilot, SimVars, events, FSUIPC, memory) with both read and write operations. A minor gap is the lack of a batch FSUIPC read, but generic SimVar and memory tools compensate. Overall comprehensive for low-level sim control.