torrent-mcp
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Scored across 18 tools
Most tools are clearly separated by object (profiles, queue entries, indexers, titles, files), and descriptions specify exact inputs and outputs. The main potential confusion is between lookup_title/search_title/identify_title and search_torrents/find_largest_torrent, but their boundary conditions are stated clearly enough.
Every tool uses a consistent snake_case, imperative verb-first naming pattern such as list, add, remove, search, find, or check. Even longer names like check_imdb_search_support and find_duplicate_filenames follow the same convention, making the set predictable.
At 18 tools, this is slightly above the typical sweet spot, but the server spans queue management, indexer operations, metadata resolution, and media-file housekeeping. Each tool maps to a distinct operation, so the count feels broad rather than redundant.
The core pipeline—finding IMDb candidates, checking them against the queue/Plex, adding and removing queue entries, searching indexers, and archiving downloads—is well covered. Minor gaps such as profile creation/deletion and directly adding a found torrent to qBittorrent exist but can be worked around with the available tools.