yandex-messenger-mcp
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Scored across 19 tools
Each tool has a distinct operational purpose, and the descriptions carefully clarify boundaries (e.g. full reactions vs. embedded reaction summaries, history pagination vs. context window). However, the cluster of message-reading tools (get_history, get_message_context, get_thread, list_reactions) could still cause some misselection without close reading.
Most tools follow a clear verb_noun snake_case pattern: list_chats, send_message, delete_message, get_poll. Minor deviations like mark_read, vote_in_poll, and bare search break the strict pattern but are still predictable and readable.
At 19 tools, the server is above the typical sweet spot but not bloated: each tool addresses a concrete messaging capability (chat listing, history, threads, reactions, polls, file handling, moderation). The breadth is justified by the messenger domain, though a few read variants could arguably be consolidated.
Core messaging lifecycles are covered: send, read, edit, delete, react, pin, search, poll voting, and attachment download. Notable gaps like creating chats, creating polls, forwarding messages, and sending voice/gallery media exist, but they are workable gaps for an assistant operating on existing conversations.