komga-mcp
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Scored across 8 tools
The eight top-level tools are clearly separated by resource domain, and most operations have distinct purposes. However, within series and books there are overlapping list operations (e.g., get_latest_series vs get_new_series vs get_updated_series) that could cause an agent to pick the wrong one.
All tools use the komga_<resource> pattern, and operations consistently follow snake_case verb_noun naming like get_series, create_library, mark_book_unread, and update_collection. The naming is highly predictable with no mixing of conventions.
Eight namespace tools is a reasonable scope for a server covering Komga's broad API, and each namespace maps to a meaningful resource domain. However, each tool acts as a large dynamic dispatcher, hiding many operations behind a single tool, which slightly reduces discoverability.
The server covers the major Komga domains: libraries, series, books, collections, readlists, metadata, users/API keys, and server settings, with update, delete, search, and lifecycle operations. Minor gaps exist, such as no direct list-books-in-series operation (requires a structured search) and no server claim operation.