wikijs-mcp-http
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Scored across 29 tools
Each tool has a distinct verb-noun pair that clearly specifies the resource and action. Potential overlaps like get_page_by_id vs get_page_by_path are resolved by different identifiers. No two tools are ambiguous.
All tools follow the consistent pattern 'wikijs_verb_noun' with imperative verbs and lowercase nouns separated by underscores. No mixing of styles or irregular naming.
29 tools is somewhat high for an MCP server, but the breadth of Wiki.js functionality (pages, comments, tags, assets, users, system) justifies the count. Still, it leans towards the heavier side.
Core page and comment operations are well-covered with CRUD and additional actions. However, tag creation is missing (only delete/update/list/search), asset management lacks upload/delete, and user management is limited to search and current user. Some notable gaps remain.