stickafile-mcp
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push uploads a file and returns a link, while list_portals enumerates available portals; these are clearly distinct resource+action pairs with no overlap. The descriptions even clarify the dependency relationship between them without creating ambiguity.
Both names use lowercase snake_case, but 'push' is a bare verb while 'list_portals' follows the verb_noun convention. The deviation is minor and both remain readable and predictable in style.
Two tools is thin even for a focused file-sharing server; the primary action (push) plus one helper leaves no room for adjacent operations. It is defensible for a narrowly scoped uploader, but sits at the borderline of feeling under-provisioned.
The core upload-to-link workflow and portal discovery are covered, but there is no way to list files already in a portal, check upload status, delete/revoke a previously shared file, or manage portals beyond listing them. These are notable gaps for a file-sharing lifecycle.