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Scored across 57 tools
Most tools target distinct resources and actions, but several clusters are easy to confuse: list_permissions/get_permission/get_permissions, update_permission/update_permissions, and realtime_status/realtime_config/realtime_collections overlap in name and output. Detailed descriptions reduce but do not eliminate the risk of misselection.
Tool names consistently follow a baasix_ verb_noun pattern, such as create_schema, update_item, and delete_relationship. A few exceptions like login/logout, auth_status, and realtime_enable deviate slightly, but the overall convention is predictable.
With 57 tools, this is a very large MCP surface that will overwhelm context windows and make tool selection costly. Even for a broad BaaS domain, this count exceeds a manageable tool set.
The set covers CRUD well for schemas, items, relationships, permissions, notifications, settings, and templates. However, notable lifecycle gaps exist: no password reset or email verification trigger despite template support, no file upload/create, and no user list/update/delete. These create dead ends for common backend workflows.