discord-mcp
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Scored across 35 tools
Each tool targets a distinct resource plus action (list/get/create/edit/delete on channels, roles, members, messages), and descriptions explicitly disambiguate the closest pairs like discord_delete_message vs discord_bulk_delete_messages and discord_search_members vs discord_list_members. The channel/thread overlap is handled by clear notes (e.g. discord_get_channel covers threads, discord_send_message accepts a thread ID).
Every tool follows a strict discord_verb_noun pattern (discord_list_channels, discord_create_role, discord_ban_member) with the same namespace prefix. No camelCase or naming drift anywhere in the set.
35 tools is heavy and at the upper end of what an agent can reliably select from, even though Discord is a genuinely broad domain. Most tools earn their place, but some (pins, reactions, bulk delete) could be consolidated.
Coverage is strong across messages, channels, threads, roles, members, moderation, and the audit log, including lifecycle operations like edit/delete and unban. Minor gaps remain (invites, emoji/sticker/webhook management, guild settings), but core workflows have no dead ends.