finn-seller-mcp
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Scored across 20 tools
Most tools target clearly distinct resources and lifecycle steps (drafting, publishing, ad actions, search, saved searches, auth). The only plausible confusion is between push_draft, publish_draft, and ad_action, but descriptions explicitly distinguish private upload vs public publish vs post-publish actions, so boundaries remain clear.
The dominant pattern is verb_noun (list_drafts, preview_draft, create_draft, update_draft, push_draft, publish_draft, suggest_price, save_search, check_duplicate, search_finn, get_listing). A few deviations exist (ad_action, my_ads, login_status, bare-verb login), but they remain readable and contextually obvious.
20 tools is on the heavy side, but the server genuinely spans several distinct capabilities—auth, local drafting, publishing, marketplace search, and saved-search monitoring—and no tool appears redundant. Slightly over what a single-purpose server would need, but reasonable for this scope.
The seller lifecycle is well covered: create/update/preview drafts, category and price suggestions, duplicate detection, private push, publish, and ad actions plus listing/browse/saved-search CRUD. Minor gaps exist (no single-draft getter, no buyer messaging, no explicit photo curation tool), but agents can work around them.