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Scored across 8 tools
Each tool targets a distinct VirusTotal resource and action: file scan/report, URL scan/report, domain report, IP report, comment posting, and search. The paired scan/get tools are clearly differentiated by verb, so an agent should not confuse them.
All tools use a consistent virustotal_ prefix with snake_case and action-first naming (scan_file, get_file_report, post_comment). The lone 'search' is slightly more general but still follows the prefix and casing convention.
Eight tools is well-scoped for a VirusTotal MCP server. It covers the main object types and operations without bloating the surface with rarely used endpoints.
Core workflows are covered: scanning files/URLs and retrieving file/URL/domain/IP reports, plus search and commenting. Minor gaps remain around comment retrieval/management and possibly advanced analysis features, but no critical dead end for typical threat-intel queries.