mealie-mcp
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Scored across 211 tools
Many tools are auto-generated CRUD operations that differ only by a resource prefix, and several boundaries are unclear: recipe_crud_update_one and patch_one have the same purpose, as do recipe_crud_update_many and patch_many. The explore endpoints also shadow the core read endpoints, while generic names like get_household and get_recipe add further ambiguity.
The dominant pattern is lowercase snake_case resource_action (e.g., organizer_tags_get_one, recipes_foods_update_one), which is fairly readable. However, there are clear deviations such as delete_many, create_many, patch_many, test_one, delete_recipe_tag, and get_one_household, so the convention is not applied uniformly.
Exposing 211 tools is an extreme mismatch for an MCP server; even a broad recipe-management API should be curated into a far smaller, task-focused set. This volume overwhelms an agent's tool-selection surface and makes effective discovery and selection impractical.
The tool set covers essentially the entire Mealie domain, including recipe CRUD, comments, tags/categories/tools, foods/units, shopping lists, meal plans, households/groups, users, auth, media, webhooks, migrations, and exports. There are no obvious dead-end workflows in the core recipe lifecycle.