polylens-bilibili
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Scored across 16 tools
Each tool targets a clearly distinct resource or action: video info vs. parts vs. frame vs. subtitles vs. danmaku are separated, and get_comments vs. get_comment_replies are explicitly differentiated (top-level vs. sub-replies). The login cluster (start_qr_login, complete_qr_login, get_login_status, logout) has separable roles despite sharing the auth theme. No tool appears to duplicate another.
Nearly all tools follow a clean verb_noun pattern (get_comments, get_video_info, search_videos, list_up_videos, get_up_info, get_feed, get_login_status, get_danmaku, suggest_keywords). The only deviations, logout and the start/complete_qr_login pair, are standard idioms that remain predictable.
16 tools is reasonable for a Bilibili content surface spanning auth, video data, and discovery, and each tool maps to a genuine operation. It sits near the upper end of comfortable scoping but does not feel padded.
Coverage is broad: auth lifecycle, video metadata, comments/replies, danmaku, subtitles, parts, frames, search, suggestions, feed, and uploader info. Gaps are minor — no write/interaction operations (like, favorite, follow) or related-video lookup — but core read workflows are fully supported.