VK Ads MCP
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Scored across 23 tools
Each resource (ad_plan, ad_group, banner) has a clear list/create/update/action split, and descriptions explicitly cross-reference the *_action tools for status changes so update vs action boundaries are documented. The only real overlap is raw_request, which intentionally duplicates every endpoint as an escape hatch, plus mild potential confusion between update_* and *_action for the same object.
Everything is snake_case, but verb conventions vary: three different patterns are used for the same resource (list_ad_plans, create_ad_plan, update_ad_plan, ad_plan_action). Bare verbs (logout, raw_request) and noun-style names (auth_status, *_action) mixed with verb_noun reduce predictability, though it stays readable.
23 tools is on the heavy side, but the surface maps cleanly onto three resource types (each with list/create/update/action), plus media upload, statistics, auth lifecycle, and admin helpers. No obvious filler tools; each earns a place for a real ads platform.
Core lifecycle is covered: list/create/update/status-change for campaigns, groups, and banners, plus stats, image upload, throttling, auth, and balance. Minor gaps exist (no dedicated get-single calls, only regions for targeting enumerations like interests/packages, no audience or keyword management), but raw_request lets agents reach uncovered endpoints.