netease-desktop-mcp
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Scored across 10 tools
Each tool targets a distinct action: observing status, searching, playing a specific result, toggling playback, skipping, liking, and playlist creation/listing/deletion. The two-step playlist delete preview is clearly separated from the actual delete, and playback controls are differentiated by target and behavior.
Tool names follow a consistent netease_ prefix and mostly use verb_noun (netease_get_status, netease_create_playlist, netease_delete_playlist). Minor deviations like netease_search (verb only) and netease_set_liked (verb + adjective rather than a noun) keep the overall pattern readable but not fully uniform.
Ten tools is a well-scoped size for controlling a desktop music app and managing playlists. Each tool covers a distinct capability without redundant helpers or excessive granularity.
Core playback/search/like flows are well covered, and playlists create/list/delete exists as a lifecycle. However, there is no tool to add or remove tracks from a playlist or inspect playlist contents, so a created playlist remains an empty dead end for many real workflows.