youtube-mcp
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Scored across 13 tools
Most tools are distinct (get_transcript, get_video_info, search_videos, playlists, etc.), but overlap exists: get_transcript vs download_my_caption both fetch captions, though ownership differs; list_my_uploads and list_channel_uploads are similar but differ by account vs channel. The distinctions are clear enough but require careful reading.
The naming follows a consistent verb_noun pattern: get_*, list_*, search_*, download_*. The pattern is consistent, with only a minor deviation in 'download_my_caption' vs 'get_transcript' where 'get' and 'download' both imply fetching, but still readable.
13 tools is well within the ideal range for a YouTube-focused server. Each tool serves a specific purpose (transcripts, video info, channel uploads, playlists, subscriptions, auth), and none seem redundant or unnecessary.
The server covers core YouTube interactions: searching, video metadata, transcripts, channel uploads, playlists, and subscriptions. Minor gaps include lack of tools for liking/disliking videos, commenting, or managing playlists (create/delete), but these are not essential for read-only and summarize use cases.