mcp-omada
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Scored across 8 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct purposes (list vs detail vs summary vs info), and get_clients/get_alerts are unambiguous. However list_devices and get_wifi_summary overlap on per-AP channel/radio data, so an agent could reasonably confuse them for WiFi-channel queries.
All tool names use consistent snake_case verb_noun patterns: list_sites, list_devices, get_device_detail, get_wifi_summary, get_controller_info, get_clients, get_alerts, set_radio_channel. The verbs list/get/set are applied predictably.
Eight tools is a well-scoped size for an Omada controller server: it covers sites, devices, clients, alerts, controller info, WiFi summaries, and one guarded write without feeling bloated or thin. Each tool maps to a distinct data need.
The read surface covers common monitoring needs but lacks broader management operations: no SSID/VLAN configuration, no client block/unblock, no device reboot, and no update/delete beyond a single radio-channel write. Notable gaps remain for a server named mcp-omada.