skillsindex-mcp
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Most tools have clearly distinct purposes, but check_security largely duplicates the security information already included in get_tool, and get_by_platform overlaps with get_top_rated as both return ranked lists with different filters. This creates minor selection ambiguity.
The majority of tools follow the verb_noun pattern (search_tools, get_tool, submit_tool, compare_tools), but whats_new deviates from this pattern and get_by_platform is a slightly awkward phrase. Overall style is consistent snake_case.
Nine tools appropriately cover a directory service's functionality without bloat. Each tool serves a specific user need from discovery to evaluation to contribution.
The surface covers core directory operations: search, detail, compare, security, top lists, recent additions, submission, and newsletter subscription. No critical gaps exist for the typical user workflow.