hortusfox-mcp
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Scored across 38 tools
Most tools are clearly separated by resource and action, so an agent can usually pick the right one. The main overlap is hortusfox_update_plant vs hortusfox_edit_plant_attribute, both of which can look like attribute modification, and the numerous read variants (get/list/fetch/search) require careful description reading.
Every tool uses the hortusfox_<verb>_<noun> snake_case pattern, and CRUD verbs are mostly consistent. However, reads mix get, list, fetch, and search, and modifications mix update and edit, so the verb choice is not fully predictable.
38 tools is a high count, but it is organized into logical modules (plants, locations, calendar, tasks, inventory, chat, backup) and each tool maps to a distinct endpoint. Even so, the set is larger than ideal for an MCP server and may feel heavy to an agent.
Core plant management is well covered: plant CRUD, custom attributes, gallery photos, log entries, plus tasks, calendar, inventory, and backup. The notable gap is locations only support list/get, with no create/update/delete, which can block workflows that need to set up or modify locations.