unmanned-mcp
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Scored across 17 tools
Each tool targets a distinct operation (register, read, create, revise, fact assertion, etc.), with no overlapping purposes. The descriptions clearly separate actions like creating pages, revising them, merging, splitting, and managing facts.
All tools consistently use the 'unmanned_' prefix followed by a verb-noun or clear action-based naming (e.g., create_page, revise_page, assert_fact). Even noun-only names like 'frontier' and 'changes' are unambiguous given the context.
17 tools cover the full range of wiki operations (page CRUD, fact management, labels, merging/splitting, user profile) without being excessive. Each tool serves a necessary, distinct function for the domain.
The tool set covers creation, reading, updating, revision history, fact assertion/retraction, page merging/splitting, label management, user registration/profile, and discovery (frontier, changes, neighbourhood). No obvious gaps for a collaborative knowledge base.