gitbook-mcp
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Scored across 39 tools
Most tools target distinct resource-action pairs, but a few overlaps exist: get_page_by_id vs get_page_by_path both retrieve pages, and git_import vs import_content both perform destructive imports from different sources. These are minor confusions, as the descriptions clarify the differences.
The naming convention is predominantly verb_noun in snake_case (e.g., get_space, create_change_request, list_comments), which is consistent. However, git_import and git_export break the pattern by placing the noun first, and ask_ai is slightly anomalous. Overall, the style is readable and predictable with only minor deviations.
With 39 tools, this server is heavily over-scoped for an MCP server. The domain of GitBook is broad, but the tool count exceeds the typical range and feels unwieldy. Many tools are narrowly focused (e.g., list_requested_reviewers vs remove_reviewer), and consolidation could reduce the count while maintaining functionality.
Significant gaps exist in page management: there are no tools to create, update, or delete pages directly. While change requests are well-covered, the inability to manage pages is a critical omission. Also missing are delete operations for spaces and change requests, limiting lifecycle completeness.