ebay-mcp
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TDQS
Scored across 298 tools
Many tools have overlapping purposes or near-identical names differing only by suffix (e.g., get_ad vs get_ads, by_listing_id vs by_inventory_reference, bulk vs single). Generic tools like 'search' and 'fetch' duplicate ebay_get_inventory_item and other search tools, creating real ambiguity despite detailed descriptions.
The dominant pattern is ebay_verb_noun in snake_case, but there are notable deviations: unprefixed 'search' and 'fetch', mixed get/find verbs, and inconsistent qualifiers like by_listing_id vs by_inventory_reference. Overal readable but not fully predictable.
With 298 tools, this is far beyond the 50+ threshold for extreme oversizing. While the scope is broad (covering most eBay seller APIs), the count is overwhelming and no tool set of this size can be considered well-scoped.
The tool set covers an exceptionally wide range of eBay domains: auth, inventory, offers, fulfillment, marketing, policies, notifications, messaging, feedback, disputes, and more. Minor gaps exist (e.g. no delete for custom policies, no response endpoint for cancellation requests), and two decommissioned listing-violations tools are dead weight.