academy-pages-mcp
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Scored across 6 tools
Each tool targets a distinct action (list menu, add menu item, create concept, update text, publish, list pages) on the Academy domain. The only minor overlap is between list_menu and list_pages, but their purposes (menu structure vs. page inventory) are reasonably distinct.
All tools use a consistent academy_ prefix with verb_noun structure (academy_create_concept_page, academy_list_pages). However, 'add_menu_item' and 'create_concept_page' mix different verb phrasings, and 'update_page_text' uses a slightly different pattern than the others, though the overall convention is readable.
Six tools is a well-scoped set for a page-management server, covering the full create-to-publish workflow plus menu management. Each tool clearly earns its place without redundancy.
The lifecycle is well-covered: create concept, update text, publish, list, plus menu operations (list menu, add menu item). The main gap is the lack of a delete/archive operation for pages or menu items, which agents may need for cleanup, but the core publishing workflow is complete.