mcp-pcloud-crunchtools
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Scored across 18 tools
Tools target distinct resources and actions, with clear separation between folder and file operations, metadata vs content, and auth lifecycle. A few file-level tools (get_file_info, get_checksum, get_file_link, create_public_link) could be momentarily confused, but descriptions clarify their differences.
Consistent pcloud_ prefix and snake_case throughout, with most tools following a verb_noun pattern (list_folder, create_folder, delete_file). Minor deviations like pcloud_search (verb only) and pcloud_auth_* (domain_noun) are still predictable and readable.
18 tools is borderline heavy for a cloud storage server, with separate folder and file operations duplicating several verbs (delete, rename, copy). Each tool earns its place, but the set could be consolidated.
Core management operations for folders and files are covered, but there is no upload or create file tool, which is a fundamental gap for cloud storage. Download is only partially covered via get_file_link and read_text_file, leaving a significant missing operation.