radiobrowser-api-mcp
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Scored across 29 tools
Several tools have unclear boundaries: search_radio_stations and find_stations_by_name both search by station name, and advanced_station_search also accepts name plus many other filters. The large family of find_stations_by_* endpoints is largely subsumed by advanced_station_search, creating avoidable overlap.
Most tools follow readable snake_case verb_noun patterns such as list_*, get_*, and find_stations_by_*. However, search_radio_stations breaks the find_stations_by_name convention, advanced_station_search is not verb-led, and get_now_playing uses a different structure, so consistency is only moderate.
29 tools is above the 25+ threshold and makes the server feel heavy. While each endpoint may map to a real API operation, the redundancy between search tools and the large number of near-identical find_stations_by_* tools could be reduced.
The surface covers the major workflows: searching/listening to stations, getting now-playing info, voting and click tracking, adding stations, and browsing directory statistics and metadata. It lacks update/delete station operations, but those are less central and likely require credentials or admin privileges.