radio-browser-mcp
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Scored across 7 tools
Tools are mostly distinct: browse for discovery, separate play methods by name/UUID/random/next, now_playing for current track, stop to halt. The multiple play-start tools could cause confusion, but descriptions clarify their specific triggers.
All names use snake_case, but verb style varies: 'browse_radio' and 'play_station' are imperative, while 'next_station', 'now_playing', and 'random_station' are descriptive noun phrases, creating minor inconsistency.
7 tools cover core radio browsing and playback workflows well. The count is appropriate without being excessive or sparse.
Covers essential operations: browsing with filters, multiple play methods, now-playing info, and stop. Minor gaps exist, such as listing available tags/countries or controlling playback volume, but agents can accomplish main tasks.