mcp-mediawiki-crunchtools
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Scored across 19 tools
The tool set cleanly separates page retrieval, HTML parsing, wikitext parsing, category traversal, user queries, file queries, and site metadata. Even similar-sounding page/HTML tools have clearly different inputs and outputs.
All 19 tools use snake_case with a uniform _tool suffix and mostly verb_noun construction (list_pages_tool, create_page_tool, get_user_info_tool). Minor deviation is search_tool, but it remains readable and consistent with the suffix convention.
At 19 tools, the server is slightly above the ideal 3–15 range but not excessive given MediaWiki's breadth; each tool maps to a meaningful read/write operation. It could be trimmed by folding some read variants, but it remains manageable.
The set covers page CRUD and move, search, categories, recent changes, users, files, namespaces, and site info. Minor gaps include page revision/history retrieval and file upload/delete, but core read/write workflows are well supported.