scraper-api-mcp
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Scored across 84 tools
Tools are clearly grouped by platform with distinct resource-action suffixes, making it easy to distinguish between them. However, the large number of similar-looking Facebook stubs and versioned duplicates (v1 vs v2 Instagram) introduce minor ambiguity.
The vast majority follow a consistent v{version}_{platform}_{resource}_{subresource} pattern, but a few outliers like account_credit_balance break the pattern, and mixing v1 and v2 adds slight inconsistency.
84 tools is large for a single server, but each platform requires multiple endpoints. However, many are stub endpoints that provide mock data, reducing practical value and making the surface feel bloated.
Coverage is extensive for Instagram, YouTube, and Facebook, but notable gaps exist (e.g., no Twitter search, missing Spotify playlists, limited LinkedIn search). Many Facebook and Twitter endpoints are stubs, so the actual functionality is incomplete.