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Scored across 115 tools
With 115 tools, several clusters overlap—page-write tools (create/update/patch/append/build), multiple backup systems (page backups, snapshots, full-state), and scripts vs. page assets. Descriptions generally differentiate them, but the sheer scale and overlapping mutation/backup boundaries make misselection likely.
All names use snake_case with a consistent bricks_ prefix, and most follow a predictable action-oriented pattern (get_page, update_page, list_templates). Minor deviations include noun-first tools and a wp_ sub-prefix (bricks_wp_update_post, bricks_call_log, bricks_readability), but the convention remains readable.
115 tools is an extreme surface for one MCP server, far past the 50+ threshold. Even a complex Bricks Builder domain would benefit from splitting into specialised servers to reduce discovery and selection overhead.
Coverage is unusually broad—pages, templates, globals, media, SEO, backups, security, multi-site, and WP content—so few dead ends remain. Missing delete operations for pages/posts/media/fonts are workable via WordPress admin, but they are lifecycle gaps.