silly-tavern-mcp
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Scored across 60 tools
Most tools are namespaced by concrete resource and action, but generic st.resource.read and st.resource.patch overlap with the many typed list/inspect/configure/patch tools, and st.doctor, st.bridge.health, and st.runtime.control all touch runtime status. The descriptions help clarify intent, but at 60 tools there are still several near-boundary choices an agent must disambiguate.
The dominant st.<domain>.<action> convention is consistent and readable, with clear verb choices like list, inspect, read, write, patch, configure, and registry. A few names such as st.doctor, st.config_locations, st.snapshot, and st.plan_change break the pattern, and some tools differ in granularity, but the overall naming system is still predictable.
60 tools is far above the typical well-scoped 3-15 tool surface and falls explicitly in the 50+ extreme range. Even though the tools are organized across SillyTavern subdomains, the sheer count will burden model selection and make the tool surface hard to navigate efficiently.
The server covers nearly every major SillyTavern subsystem: characters, worldbooks, chats, config, extensions, plugins, MVU, regex, variables, quick replies, snapshots, and runtime control. The main gaps are lifecycle operations such as explicit character creation/deletion and chat creation/deletion, but the rest of the surface is unusually comprehensive.