YouTube MCP Server
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Scored across 11 tools
Each tool targets a distinct resource or action: channel info, video list, comment threads (list vs. single), reply/edit/moderate actions, analytics (ready vs. custom), and confirmation meta-actions. Boundaries between similar tools (comments vs. comment_thread, analytics vs. analytics_query, reply vs. edit_reply) are clearly defined in descriptions.
All names use consistent snake_case, and there is a logical split: nouns for retrieval (channel, videos, comments, analytics) and verbs for mutations (reply, edit_reply, moderate). Minor deviations exist, such as confirm_action/cancel_action using an _action suffix while other actions do not, and inconsistent pluralization (videos/comments plural vs. channel/analytics singular).
11 tools is well-scoped for a YouTube channel management and analytics server. Each tool earns its place, covering core read, write, and meta-operation needs without excessive overlap or missing obvious utilities.
The surface covers channel overview, recent uploads, comment listing/threading, replying/editing/moderating comments, and both ready-made and custom analytics. Minor gaps remain: no way to retrieve a specific video by ID (only recent uploads), no video search, and no comment deletion tool, but core workflows are supported.