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Scored across 50 tools
Tools are broadly separated by resource (workspace, client, website, page, blog) and action, and the async workflow/batch variants are clearly scoped. Minor ambiguity exists between create_blog (AI-generated) and publish_blog (static markdown), and get_credits vs get_client_credits requires reading descriptions to distinguish.
Most tools follow a consistent verb_noun pattern (list_websites, create_client, delete_page, unpublish_blog), with batch/check variants following the same convention. Small inconsistencies like get_workspace_team vs add_workspace_team_member and unprefixed get_credits vs get_client_credits keep it from a 5.
At 50 tools, this is an extreme count for a single MCP server; even with a broad CMS scope, the agent surface is very large. Many workflow starters and their polling/batch counterparts inflate the surface and would be better grouped behind fewer tools or explicit sub-resources.
The surface covers nearly full lifecycles for workspaces, clients, websites, pages, and blogs, including CRUD, publishing, analytics, team management, credits, custom domains, and async workflows with batch status polling. No obvious dead ends or critical missing operations exist for the stated platform domain.