weread-mcp
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TDQS
Scored across 19 tools
Most tools map cleanly to distinct API endpoints or user workflows, but the review/highlight cluster (get_book_highlights, get_best_highlights, get_highlight_reviews, get_my_reviews, list_book_reviews, get_review_detail) creates some overlap risk. The detailed descriptions do a good job of separating them, so misselection should be rare.
The dominant get_/list_/search_ snake_case pattern is consistent and readable. Minor deviations exist—recommend_books and similar_books lack a get_/list_ prefix, and get_reading_progress vs get_read_stats uses inconsistent root wording—but these do not seriously hinder prediction.
19 tools is on the heavier side, but each one covers a meaningful facet of the WeChat Reading domain: discovery, shelf, progress, highlights, reviews, stats, and recommendations. The two gateway-level meta tools add some noise but serve a legitimate fallback purpose.
The tool surface covers the core read-only workflows well: searching books, viewing shelf/progress, exporting highlights and reviews, pulling reading statistics, and getting recommendations. Mutating actions like adding to shelf or updating progress are absent, but they are likely outside the API's scope, and call_gateway provides a raw escape hatch for missing endpoints.