boondmanager-mcp-server
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Scored across 238 tools
Each tool carries a highly explicit 'Quand' / 'Plutôt que' section naming the exact sibling tool to use instead, which is exceptional guidance for telling tools apart. However, with 238 tools there is real residual ambiguity between overlapping surfaces: the generic `*_get` with a `tab` parameter vs dedicated tab tools (e.g. `boond_candidates_get` vs `boond_candidates_information`) and the workflow runbooks vs their identical prompts.
Tools follow a rigorous `boond_<entity>_<action>` snake_case convention (search/get/create/update/delete) across every domain, with tab and default variants using the same scheme. The only minor deviations are the French-named `boond_workflow_*` group and a stray `groupments`, which don't break the pattern.
238 tools is an extreme mismatch for the surface, driven by mechanically generated CRUD (create/get/update/delete/search) replicated across ~30 entities plus dozens of tab, default, and workflow tools. Many workflow runbooks merely re-expose prompts already available, adding count without adding capability.
The surface provides full lifecycle coverage (search/get/create/update/delete) for every entity, plus section tabs, write-side defaults for CRA/expenses/absences, reporting aggregates, dictionary resolution, rights checks, document upload, and multi-step runbooks. There are essentially no dead ends in the domain.