sapiens-mcp
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Scored across 29 tools
Each tool is anchored to a distinct domain (video, image, music, community, etc.), and the long descriptions make their boundaries clear. However, the article/content cluster—sapiens_pipeline, sapiens_article, sapiens_write, and sapiens_quote_pop—has overlapping purposes that could cause an agent to misroute a content-creation request.
All 29 tools follow a uniform `sapiens_<domain>` pattern with lowercase snake_case sub-actions (list, get, create, update, publish, generate). The naming is highly predictable across the entire surface, with no mixed conventions or vague generic verbs.
At 29 top-level tools, this exceeds the 25+ threshold where the set becomes difficult for an agent to navigate efficiently. Even though the platform scope is broad, each tool carries many sub-actions, making the effective action space enormous and the overall surface heavy.
The surface provides deep lifecycle coverage within each domain: pipelines have create/update/finalize/remove/restore, articles have full CRUD plus publishing, and media libraries have browse/build/publish flows. Deliberate exclusions (e.g., signing forum proposals, closing support tickets) are intentional design boundaries rather than gaps, and the coverage is comprehensive for a platform of this scope.