mcp-medusa
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Scored across 21 tools
The core Medusa operations (aliases, release groups, searches, postprocessing) are clearly separated, but the anime-related tools have overlapping boundaries: seasonal_anime, seasonal_candidates, prepare_seasonal_review, resolve_anime_title, and resolve_and_add_anime all seem to cover similar discovery/dedup/resolution steps. Add flows are also split across add_series, add_anime, resolve_and_add_anime, and bulk_add_anime, so an agent may struggle to pick the right one without careful reading.
Tool naming is overwhelmingly snake_case with a verb_noun pattern (create_alias, set_episode_status, update_series_quality, bulk_add_anime). Only a few tools deviate into noun-first or adjective-first forms such as anime_info and seasonal_anime, but the convention is still predictable overall.
At 21 tools, the surface is on the upper edge of comfort and feels heavy for a cohesive server. The count is justifiable given the two intertwined domains of TV-series management and anime seasonal workflows, but some tools appear to cover niche pipeline stages that a smaller set could absorb.
The set covers many operational needs: adding series, adjusting statuses, searching, postprocessing, quality, season folders, aliases, scheduler status, and anime fetching. However, it lacks a general way to list or retrieve an existing series' slug/config, and there is no update path for aliases—only create/delete—so agents cannot fully reconcile or inspect existing state before modifying it.