zotero-native-mcp
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Scored across 28 tools
Each tool targets a distinct resource/action, and the descriptions clearly separate collection, item, attachment, trash, and search workflows. A few read paths overlap (e.g. get_item with includeChildren vs. get_item_children; get_item_fulltext vs. get_attachment_path), but the boundaries are explained well enough that misselection is unlikely.
All tools follow a consistent zotero_ + verb + noun pattern, with uniform CRUD verbs (create, update, delete, restore) and predictable list_ vs. get_ usage. One-off verbs like attach, export, empty, and run also fit the convention, making the set very predictable.
28 tools is above the typical well-scoped range, but the count reflects the breadth of the Zotero local API: collections, items, attachments, trash, search, tags, saved searches, export, and authorization. A few tools could theoretically be folded together, but none are redundant or filler.
The set covers the full lifecycle for collections and items, including reversible deletion, restore, permanent deletion, trash listing, and emptying. It also includes attachments, full-text access, search, tags, saved searches, export, and authorization/status, leaving no obvious dead ends for real Zotero workflows.