X Marketplace Seller MCP
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TDQS
Scored across 11 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct purposes: listing management, negotiation, deal approval, posting, and messaging are separated. The main overlap is draft_buyer_reply vs negotiate_offer, since both run the negotiation engine, but one records a thread and drafts a reply while the other is explicitly a non-recording what-if. Draft vs send boundaries (draft_handoff, send_dm, post_listing) are also clear from descriptions.
The set mostly follows a predictable snake_case verb_noun pattern: create_listing, update_listing, list_listings, draft_buyer_reply, negotiate_offer, propose_deal, approve_deal, post_listing, send_dm. The main deviation is deal_ledger, which is a noun-only read tool rather than verb_noun. The convention is still readable and largely consistent.
Eleven tools are well-scoped for an X marketplace seller workflow, covering listings, negotiation, deal approval, posting, DMs, and ledger review. Each tool appears to earn its place by handling a distinct step, with no obvious filler or redundant surface.
The surface covers the core seller lifecycle: create/update/list listings, draft buyer replies, negotiate offers, propose/approve/complete/cancel deals, post listings, send DMs, draft handoffs, and view the deal ledger. Minor gaps remain, such as no get_listing for a single listing, no permanent delete_listing (only withdrawal), no photo upload (explicitly manual), and no dedicated view of negotiation thread history.