simplepractice-mcp
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TDQS
Scored across 15 tools
Each tool targets a distinct resource or step: collection reads use list_*, single-item reads use get_*, auth tools are separated by link versus PIN, and session_status/healthcheck are clearly local versus network diagnostics. Descriptions draw clear lines between similar-sounding pairs like document_requests versus documents and billing_overview versus billing_items.
The simplepractice_ prefix and snake_case are used throughout, and most tools follow a verb_noun pattern such as list_appointments, get_account, or verify_sign_in_token. Minor deviations are session_status and healthcheck, which are noun-style names rather than verb-first actions.
Fifteen tools sits at the upper end of the well-scoped range, but every tool has a distinct job: three auth tools, three session/diagnostic helpers, and focused list/get tools for each Client Portal resource. No tool appears redundant or purely decorative.
The read-side is broad: account, appointments, billing, payment methods, document requests, documents, and announcements are all represented. However, the server is almost entirely read-only; there is no way to submit answers to a document request, make a payment, add a payment method, or otherwise complete a client action, leaving important portal workflows as dead ends.