mastodon-mcp-server
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Scored across 54 tools
Most tools map to clearly distinct resource+action pairs (account_get vs account_follow vs status_reblog), and the domain vocabulary is well-known. Minor overlaps exist, e.g. account_search vs the general search tool, and the notification_get/dismiss/clear trio requires reading descriptions to distinguish granularity.
The dominant pattern is noun_verb (account_get, status_post, list_create), but there are notable deviations: bare nouns with no verb (mutes, blocks, favourites, bookmarks, search, directory) and scrambled multi-part names (list_accounts_add, follow_request_authorize). Plurals are also inconsistent within the same family (notifications_get vs notification_dismiss).
54 tools is a very heavy surface for an agent to navigate and is well past the 25+ threshold for concern. The breadth of the Mastodon API justifies many of them individually, but the set would benefit from consolidation (e.g. generic follow/mute/block with an action parameter).
Coverage is broad and lifecycle-aware: accounts, statuses, timelines, lists, notifications, polls, media, follow requests, mutes/blocks, and trending data are all present with create/delete/action variants. Gaps remain around direct-message/conversation tools, status editing (only status_delete exists despite account_update), and list updates, but core workflows are covered.