fanfou-mcp
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TDQS
Scored across 15 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct resource+scope (home_timeline vs user_timeline vs public_timeline vs mentions are separated by audience, not confused). The one real overlap is verify_credentials versus get_user with an empty id, which both return the authenticated user, and the two search_* variants could be momentarily confused. Otherwise boundaries are clean.
The set mixes verb_noun (get_user, get_status, post_status, delete_status) with bare-noun reads (home_timeline, user_timeline, mentions, favorites) and bare-noun writes (favorite, friendship). The convention is readable and mostly predictable, but the inconsistent use of get_/search_ prefixes across reads keeps it from being fully uniform.
15 tools is at the upper edge of the well-scoped band but each one maps to a distinct Fanfou operation (timelines, search, status lifecycle, favorites, follow, context). Nothing feels redundant enough to cut. Slightly heavy but justified by the surface.
Core lifecycle is covered: read/search timelines, get status and reply context, post/delete, favorite/unfavorite, follow/unfollow. Gaps exist (no follower/following lists, no direct messages, no user search), but these are minor for the primary microblogging workflows an agent would run.