mcp-youtube
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Scored across 52 tools
Most tools target a distinct resource+action clearly (e.g., list-playlists vs. get-playlist vs. create-playlist). A few pairs like list-videos and list-activities, or list-comments and list-comment-threads, could cause initial confusion but their descriptions differentiate them well. Overall, boundaries are clear despite the large surface.
All tool names follow a consistent lowercase kebab-case verb-noun pattern (e.g., list-channels, create-comment-thread, upload-caption). Even multi-word actions like set-comment-moderation-status adhere to the same scheme. The pattern is predictable and aids discoverability.
52 tools is heavy, exceeding the typical 'too many' threshold. However, the server aims to cover the entire YouTube Data API surface, and most tools map to distinct endpoints or logical operations. Some tools (e.g., list-i18n-languages, list-membership-levels) feel peripheral, but overall the size is defensible.
CRUD/Lifecycle coverage is strong for videos, playlists, comments, captions, and channel sections. Notable gaps include a dedicated get-channel tool for fetching arbitrary channel metadata (only list-channels for own channel), and no way to fetch a playlist's metadata without owning it via list-playlists. Some resources like subscriptions and memberships lack full lifecycle support but list/action tools cover core needs.