libredesk-mcp
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TDQS
Scored across 8 tools
Each tool owns a clear domain (help centers/collections, articles, snippets/FAQ, lookup, publish, delete), and cross-cutting publish/delete operations are separated by intent. The raw request tool overlaps everything, and collection/article lifecycle operations are split across several tools, but the descriptions make the boundaries readable.
All names use a consistent libredesk_ snake_case prefix, but the category names mix nouns (help_center, articles, ai_knowledge, lookup, status) and verbs (publish, delete, request). This is readable, but it is not a uniform verb_noun or noun-only pattern.
Eight tools is well within an appropriate range and maps to coherent domains rather than exposing one tool per endpoint. Each bucket earns its place, including lookup, publish/delete separation, and a raw fallback for unsupported operations.
The surface covers the full lifecycle for help centers, collections, articles and translations, snippets, FAQ suggestions, and publication/visibility controls. Lookup and raw request provide escape hatches, so there are no obvious dead ends for the apparent knowledge-base and AI-content domain.