Perplexity Web MCP
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TDQS
Scored across 30 tools
Most tools have distinct purposes (e.g., model-specific queries, smart routing, async research, thread management). However, pplx_query and pplx_smart_query overlap in functionality, and the many model-specific tools could cause confusion, although descriptions mitigate this.
Tools follow a consistent pplx_<action_or_model> pattern with snake_case. Minor inconsistencies exist like pplx_claude_sonnet_think vs other thinking suffixes, and pplx_deep_research_start/research_status break the model-naming pattern.
30 tools is on the high side for an API wrapper, but justifiable given the variety of models and features. However, many model-specific query tools could be consolidated, reducing cognitive load.
The set covers authentication, usage tracking, thread history, connectors, and various query modes. Missing are thread management (delete, rename) and user profile tools, but core workflows are well supported.