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TDQS
Scored across 24 tools
Most tools target clearly distinct resources and actions: outbound messages, inbound reading, media, connections, and webhooks are cleanly separated. There is some overlap between get_notifications and list_chats with only_new/new counts, and between read_inbox and load_history, but the descriptions provide clear selection guidance.
All tool names use snake_case and are highly readable, with a strong verb_noun pattern such as list_outbox, send_message, and create_webhook. A few names like message_status, connection_status, and search depart from that pattern, so it is not perfectly uniform.
24 tools is heavy for a single MCP server, even though the domain spans messaging, media, connections, and webhooks. The surface is well organized and avoids obvious redundancy, but it sits in the 16-25 'borderline heavy' range.
The set covers the main messaging lifecycle: connecting accounts, sending/canceling/deleting messages, reading/searching/history/notifications, media, pacing, and webhook creation/testing/resending. Minor gaps remain, such as disconnecting or unlinking a connection and some explicit chat-level management, but core workflows are covered.