cloudbase-html-mcp
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Scored across 6 tools
Most tools are clearly distinct: status, publish, get, list, offline, online each target a different lifecycle action. However, publish_html and online_html both make HTML publicly accessible, and only the descriptions clarify that one is for online/overwrite workflows while the other is for restoring offline pages.
Five tools follow a consistent verb_noun pattern: publish_html, get_html, list_html, offline_html, online_html. hosting_status breaks that pattern by using a noun phrase instead of an action-oriented name like check_status or get_status.
Six tools are well-scoped for the HTML hosting lifecycle: service status, publish/update, read, list, offline, and online. There is no obvious bloat or missing core operation at this level.
The set covers the core lifecycle well: create/overwrite, query, list, delete, restore, and status checking. The main gap is that list_html explicitly does not inventory the full cloud-side set of sites, so discovery of unknown remote sites is not possible without a known ID or URL.