DEX_MCP
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TDQS
Scored across 92 tools
Tools are grouped under clear resource prefixes and mostly target distinct actions, so an agent can usually tell them apart. A few near-duplicates exist (list vs search, send vs send_to_device, get_by_id vs get_by_name) that could cause minor selection confusion, especially at this scale.
All tool names use the same lowercase snake_case resource_prefix + action pattern, such as consumers_add, scheduled_instructions_cancel, and management_groups_get_contents. The convention is highly predictable across all 92 tools.
92 tools is an extreme count for a single MCP server and will overwhelm an agent's tool-selection context, even though the underlying platform is broad. This falls squarely in the 50+ extreme mismatch range.
The surface covers core workflows well: send and retrieve instructions, schedule/persistent instructions, approvals, consumers, users, devices, management groups, custom properties, and audit logs. Minor gaps exist, such as no update for persistent instructions or custom property types and read-only management group operations, but agents can generally work around them.