wflow-mcp
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Scored across 26 tools
Each tool targets a distinct resource and action: roles, teams, documents, registers, users, orgs, plus discovery/escape-hatch tools. Even create_document_with_files vs update_document are clearly separated by file attachment vs inline line items, and api_catalog/request serve unique discovery/execution roles.
Tools consistently follow a verb_noun pattern (list_*, get_*, upsert_*, delete_*, create_*, search_*, update_*). Minor exceptions like wflow_whoami, wflow_api_catalog, and wflow_request break the strict verb-first scheme but remain predictable and readable.
26 tools is above the typical 15-tool comfort zone, but the server covers a broad enterprise domain (documents, users, teams, roles, registers, organizations) plus low-level discovery/request capabilities. Most tools earn their place, though a unified document creation tool could reduce redundancy.
Documents, users, teams, roles, and registers have solid CRUD/lifecycle coverage, and bulk/export/event operations are a plus. However, there is no typed get_role, no document delete, and no approval/workflow action tools; these are deferred to the generic wflow_api_catalog/wflow_request escape hatch, which mitigates but does not fully cover the gaps.