[mcp-analysis] MCP Structural Analysis - 2025-12-08 #5848
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Today's analysis covers 10 GitHub MCP tools across 7 toolsets. The average usefulness rating for agentic work is 4.4/5, with most tools rated 4-5 stars. Context-efficient tools like
list_workflows,list_discussions, andget_labelprovide high value with minimal token usage (35-305 tokens). Theget_metool remains inaccessible due to permission constraints.Full Structural Analysis Report
Executive Summary
Usefulness Ratings for Agentic Work
Schema Analysis
Response Size Analysis
Tool-by-Tool Analysis
30-Day Trend Summary
Recommendations
Based on the analysis:
High-value tools (rating 4-5):
get_label(35 tokens),list_branches(60 tokens),list_discussions(275 tokens),list_workflows(305 tokens)list_commits(480 tokens),list_issues(920 tokens)get_file_contents(1,575 tokens) - essential for file operationssearch_code(1,750 tokens),list_pull_requests(3,650 tokens)Tools needing improvement:
get_me- Permission issues make it unusable with GitHub Actions tokensContext-efficient tools (low tokens, high rating):
list_workflows,list_discussions,get_label,list_commits,list_branches- All provide excellent value under 500 tokensContext-heavy tools (high tokens):
list_pull_requests(3,650 tokens) - Consider using with pagination or filteringsearch_code(1,750 tokens) - Rich results justified by search functionalityBest practices for agentic workflows:
get_label,list_branches,list_workflowsfor lightweight contextlist_issuesfor comprehensive issue analysisget_file_contentsfor targeted file accesslist_pull_requeststo control token usageget_mein GitHub Actions contexts (usecontexttoolset alternatives)Visualizations
Response Size by Toolset
Average token usage varies significantly by toolset. Pull requests are the most token-intensive, while labels and context tools are the most efficient.
Usefulness Ratings
Most toolsets achieve excellent ratings (4-5 stars) for agentic work. Only the context toolset scores low due to permission constraints.
Daily Token Trend
Token usage remains stable over the 30-day period, indicating consistent response sizes across toolsets.
Size vs Usefulness
Most tools cluster in the high-usefulness range (4-5 stars) regardless of size. The most efficient tools (small size, high rating) are in the bottom-right:
get_label,list_branches,list_workflows,list_discussions, andlist_commits.Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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