Arcanna Input MCP Server
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TDQS
Scored across 4 tools
Tools are mostly distinct: listing jobs, health check, and two event-sending variants. The two send tools are similar but clearly differentiated by the presence of an optional event_id. Some potential for confusion but descriptions clarify.
Names use snake_case but patterns vary: 'get_external_input_jobs' is verb_noun, 'health_check_input_server' is noun_verb_noun, while the send tools follow verb_noun_prep_noun. Inconsistent use of singular/plural ('jobs' vs 'job').
Four tools are well-scoped for an input server: one to list available jobs, one for health check, and two for sending events (with/without custom ID). No unnecessary tools.
Covers core operations: listing jobs, health check, and event ingestion. Missing functionality like retrieving event status or updating/deleting events, but these may be out of scope for an input-focused server.