meta-threads-mcp
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Scored across 15 tools
Each tool targets a distinct resource and action; even the three creation variants are clearly separated by media type. The only subtle overlap is between get_replies and get_conversation, but their descriptions differentiate direct replies from a full threaded view.
All tools follow a consistent pattern: prefixed with `threads_` followed by a verb and noun (e.g., create_post, get_replies, hide_reply). No mixed naming conventions, making the set predictable.
15 tools is appropriately scoped for a social media API server, covering content creation, retrieval, deletion, replies, moderation, and analytics without feeling bloated.
Core content lifecycle (create/get/delete/reply) is covered along with moderation (hide/unhide) and analytics for both media and user. Some gaps exist such as searching posts or accessing other users' profiles, but these are beyond the typical API scope, so overall this is a solid surface.