qui-mcp
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Scored across 12 tools
The 12 tools are organized around fairly distinct functional domains (torrents, RSS, torznab, backups, etc.), so misselection is rare. The main ambiguity is `qui_system`, which acts as a catch-all for auth, licenses, arr instances, notifications, and settings, and could be confused with `qui_instances` when an agent is looking for instance management.
All tools follow a consistent lowercase `qui_<domain>` pattern, and the underlying operations use a uniform CRUD-style naming convention such as `create_*`, `list_*`, `update_*`, and `delete_*`. There is no mixing of naming styles or unpredictable casing.
Twelve tools is within the ideal 3-15 range, and each tool maps to a meaningful resource area of the qui application. Even though several tools expose a large number of sub-operations, the tool count itself is well-scoped for the server's broad purpose.
The surface covers CRUD and lifecycle operations across most major domains: instances, torrents, cross-seed, torznab, RSS, automations, backups, scanning, categories, and tags. A few direct actions like explicit torrent deletion are only available through generic bulk-action endpoints, but overall the coverage is strong with few dead ends.