facebook-mcp
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Scored across 53 tools
Tools cover many distinct Facebook Page resources, and descriptions explicitly cross-reference alternatives such as post vs. reel vs. story and page vs. post vs. reel insights, so selection is usually clear. A few clusters—create_post/create_photo_post/create_video_post/create_reel and the several insights/report tools—require close reading but remain separable.
All names use snake_case with a consistent facebook_ prefix and are mostly verb_noun (list_posts, create_comment, delete_label). Deviations like whoami, usage, page_insights, private_reply, and get_activity_since keep it from perfect consistency but remain readable.
53 tools is far beyond the typical 3–15 range and is very heavy for any single server, even a broad Facebook Page management domain. Many tools map to real Graph endpoints, but the surface is large enough to impose high selection cost and would benefit from consolidation.
Core lifecycles for posts, comments, labels, saved replies, and messaging are well covered, with read/create/update/delete in several areas. However, media lifecycle is incomplete—no delete/update for photos, videos, albums, or stories, and no general video listing beyond Reels—so agents will hit dead ends for media management.