untappd-mcp
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Scored across 46 tools
Most tools are clearly separated by resource and action (beer vs brewery vs venue vs user; search vs info vs activity). Some potential confusion exists among the many 'recent check-ins' tools (user_checkins, activity_feed, local_checkins, beer_activity, venue_activity) and among cache-query variants, but the descriptions consistently clarify the scope of each.
The untappd_ prefix is consistent and most tools use a readable verb_noun or noun_info pattern. However, conventions vary: friend actions use verb_noun (add_friend), wishlist uses noun_verb (wishlist_add), some tools are bare nouns (notifications, trending), and 'checkin' vs 'check_in' vs 'checkins' is inconsistently pluralized and spaced.
46 tools is well beyond the typical well-scoped MCP surface, even for a feature-rich domain like Untappd. The cache/sync tooling alone adds roughly 8 tools, and several could arguably be consolidated, making the overall set feel heavy and harder to navigate.
The surface covers the domain broadly: search/read for beers, breweries, venues, and users; check-in lifecycle (create/delete); comments (add/delete); friend management; wishlist; and activity feeds. Minor gaps exist, such as no user search by name and no edit/update operation for check-ins or comments, but core workflows have no dead ends.