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Scored across 1300 tools
The 1300-tool surface contains many overlapping or near-duplicate operations across legacy and newer services: legacy Object Storage vs Ncloud Storage bucket tools, Certificate Manager 1.0 vs 2.0, Cloud Outbound Mailer vs SENS, and normal/force/by-id delete variants. Service-prefixed names and long descriptions help somewhat, but several tools still have unclear boundaries that invite misselection.
Most tools follow a predictable snake_case ncloud_<service>_<verb>_<resource> pattern, such as ncloud_kms_create_key and ncloud_dns_list_domains. Some older/generic tools omit a service prefix, and abbreviations like ncs, cm2, ses, and cdss create minor inconsistency, but the overall convention remains readable and stable.
A single MCP server exposing 1300 tools is an extreme mismatch for practical agent use. Even if each tool maps to a real API, the set is far too large to navigate, select from, or maintain coherently without heavy external structuring.
The surface covers an unusually broad slice of Ncloud services, including compute, networking, databases, storage, CDN/DNS, KMS, secrets, IAM, monitoring, and deployment tooling. There are some explicit gaps (e.g., IAM role target endpoints, console-only operations) and legacy paths, but core lifecycle operations are largely present.