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Scored across 14 tools
Most tools target distinct resource+action pairs (create vs list vs status per resource), so boundaries are generally clear. Minor overlap between create_author (which can take a writing sample) and add_author_sample, and between the three status tools, but descriptions differentiate them well.
Strong verb_noun pattern (create_article, list_authors, add_chatbot_content, update_brain) used consistently across most tools. The three read-only status tools (article_status, chatbot_status, link_stats) break the pattern by dropping the verb, a minor deviation.
14 tools is well-scoped for a multi-resource platform (authors, articles, chatbots, short links, brain). Each tool maps to a distinct, useful capability with little redundancy.
Creation and read/status coverage is solid for authors, articles, chatbots, and brain, but there are no delete operations anywhere and no list for articles or short links, so resource lifecycle coverage is partial. Agents can work around some gaps by reusing IDs returned at creation.
Recent tool additions, removals, and schema changes observed during successful MCP inspections.
add_author_sampleadd_chatbot_contentarticle_statusask_chatbotchatbot_statuscreate_articlecreate_authorcreate_chatbotcreate_short_linkget_brainlink_statslist_authorslist_chatbotsupdate_brain
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