newrelic-mcp-nerdgraph
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Scored across 14 tools
Most tools target clearly distinct resources or actions (entities, traces, logs, deployments, alerts). The main overlap is between general-purpose run_nrql/run_nrql_async/validate_nrql_query and specialized tools like search_logs, summarize_log_errors, and get_recent_errors, but the descriptions give useful selection guidance.
All tool names follow a predictable snake_case verb_noun pattern: get_entity, run_nrql, search_logs, list_open_issues, compare_metric_windows, etc. There are no mixed conventions or ambiguous abbreviations.
With 14 tools, the set is well-scoped for New Relic investigation workflows. Each tool appears to earn its place across entity lookup, NRQL execution, logs, traces, errors, alerts, deployments, and metric comparison.
The surface covers the core read-oriented investigation lifecycle: entities, NRQL, logs, traces, errors, alerts, deployments, and metric baselines. Some administrative or authoring operations (e.g. creating/updating alert policies or dashboards) are absent, but those may be outside this server's intended scope.