Love this MCP server! Want to use it in real workflows

#4
by nick007x - opened
MCP-1st-Birthday org

Hey @mashrur-rahman-fahim! This FleetMind MCP server is seriously impressive! 🤯 29 tools is incredible!

We're thinking of integrating it into our workflow, but had a couple questions as potential users:

  1. Tool overload? - With 29 tools, do you find Claude/Cursor ever gets confused about which tool to use for simple tasks? Like if we just say "show me recent orders" - will it pick the right one from all the order-related tools?

  2. Context window impact - We noticed each tool has pretty detailed descriptions. Does having 29 tools eat up a lot of the AI's context window that could be used for actual reasoning?

  3. User experience - For end users, do you recommend focusing on just the main 5-6 tools, or should we train people on all 29?

  4. Any tips for avoiding tool selection hallucinations with so many options?

Really excited about this project - the Gemini 2.0 Flash integration is genius! Would love to hear your experience using it day-to-day.

MCP-1st-Birthday org

Great questions! Happy to share our experience:

Re: Tool Selection - We've actually found that Claude is
quite good at picking the right tool, even with 29
available. The detailed descriptions help a lot. For
"show me recent orders," it correctly chooses the
appropriate query tool. That said, the key is having
distinct, well-named tools. We avoid overlap (e.g., one
get_orders instead of multiple similar variants).

Context Window - Valid concern! Tool descriptions do take
up tokens, but we've optimized this:

  • Keep descriptions concise but informative
  • Use clear parameter names that are self-documenting
  • The trade-off has been worth it—better tool
    descriptions = fewer retry attempts

User Experience - We recommend a tiered approach:

  • Core 5-6 tools for daily tasks (orders, customers,
    products)
  • Power user tools (15-20) for specific workflows
  • Admin/edge case tools for specialized needs

Most users never touch all 29, which is fine! They're
there when needed.

Avoiding Hallucinations - Best practices we follow:

  • Clear, distinct tool names (no ambiguity)
  • Explicit "when to use this" in descriptions
  • Parameter validation to catch wrong tool usage early
  • Group related tools logically in documentation

The Gemini 2.0 Flash integration has been a game-changer
for performance! Feel free to reach out if you want to
discuss integration strategies. Would love to hear about
your use case!

MCP-1st-Birthday org

Thnx for the feedback, key insight is most user and application needs mainstream 5-6 tools!

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