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Scored across 190 tools
Many tools have clear resource-action separation (posts, users, themes, plugins), but there are overlapping pairs like wordpress_get_posts vs wordpress_search_posts, wordpress_get_plugins vs wordpress_get_plugins_detailed, and wordpress_get_site_info vs wordpress_get_site_health that could cause selection ambiguity. With 190 tools, the sheer volume increases the chance of picking a near-duplicate.
Most tools follow a consistent wordpress_<verb>_<noun> pattern (create_post, get_posts, delete_user). However, there are inconsistencies: wordpress_wc_is_active vs wordpress_get_plugins (non-verb prefix), wordpress_theme_exists vs get_ forms, and wordpress_run_cron vs wordpress_list_cron_jobs. These are minor deviations from an otherwise uniform convention.
190 tools is excessive for a single MCP server. The scope spans core content, themes, plugins, files, users, WooCommerce, SEO, performance, security, and database operations, creating a monolithic surface that is difficult to navigate.
The tool surface is incredibly comprehensive, covering posts, pages, media, users, taxonomies, comments, themes, plugins, menus, widgets, WooCommerce, and system maintenance. Gaps are minor (e.g., no comment spam moderation, no specific user registration tool), but most obvious workflows are represented.