ads-telegram-mcp
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TDQS
Scored across 11 tools
Account tools (current, related, by-id) and ad tools (create, list, by-id) have clearly distinct purposes. The stats family is mostly separable, though get_ads_stats (per-ad totals for an arbitrary window) and get_account_report (per-ad totals for a calendar month) overlap in intent, and get_ads_stats vs get_ad_stats differ only by plural and require reading descriptions to distinguish.
Names follow a consistent snake_case verb_noun convention (get_*, list_*, create_*, upload_*). The singular/plural shifts (get_ad_stats vs get_ads_stats, get_accounts_by_id vs get_current_account) are semantically meaningful but make the surface slightly less predictable at a glance.
Eleven tools is well within a comfortable range for a domain covering accounts, ads, stats, reporting, and media. Each tool maps to a distinct resource/action, so none feels redundant padding.
Read and create paths are solid (accounts, ad listing, ad creation, several stats views, media upload), but there is no update/pause/delete or edit operation for ads, so the lifecycle dead-ends after creation. Targeting appears only as a read flag (return_target), with no way to modify it, which will force agents into workarounds.