medusa-mcp
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Scored across 48 tools
Despite 48 tools, each targets a distinct resource-action pair. Fulfillment, payment, and return tool families are clearly delineated by verbs (create, mark, cancel, capture, refund, receive), and the generic medusa_request is explicitly a fallback. No two tools appear to do the same thing.
The set uses snake_case throughout with a dominant verb_noun pattern, but it mixes upsert conventions: some resources use save_* for create/update (save_collection, save_customer) while others use separate create_* and update_* (create_product, update_product). Two tools (sales_report, medusa_request) are noun-only, breaking the strict verb_noun pattern. This is mostly consistent but not perfectly uniform.
48 tools far exceeds the 16–25 'heavy' threshold and is close to the 50+ extreme. While the Medusa admin domain is broad, the count imposes high selection overhead; a generic medusa_request already provides an escape hatch, so many CRUD tools could be consolidated.
Core lifecycle coverage is strong for orders, products, variants, customers, categories, collections, inventory, price lists, and promotions. Notable gaps include no dedicated delete_customer or order edit/claim/exchange tools, but medusa_request lets agents work around these gaps, so the surface is largely complete.