mcp-ispkeeper
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Scored across 32 tools
Tools are largely distinct by entity and action (subscriptions, tickets, invoices, connections, suppliers), and the list/get/search pairing is clear. Some overlap exists among reference-data tools like list_subscription_catalog, list_plans, list_auxiliary_data, and get_network_element, but their descriptions provide enough context to disambiguate.
Almost every tool follows a predictable list_<plural> / get_<singular> / search_<noun> pattern, with consistent pairing across domains. Minor exceptions like get_clients_summary and get_fttx_trace do not undermine the overall convention.
32 tools is heavy for an MCP server, but the broad ISP domain (clients, billing, network, tickets, suppliers) justifies most of them. The surface is larger than ideal and some reference-data tools could be consolidated.
As a read-only query surface it covers most core entities well, including clients, services, billing, tickets, network infrastructure, and suppliers. However, there is no way to enumerate some network elements like nodes/VLANs despite get_network_element existing, and no write or lifecycle operations are available, limiting end-to-end workflows.