tdarr-mcp
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TDQS
Scored across 105 tools
While most tools are named by resource+action, several generic database accessors overlap: tdarr_cruddb, tdarr_client, and legacy tdarr_search_db all provide table/file lookups or updates. tdarr_status/tdarr_is_server_alive and tdarr_read_plugin/tdarr_read_plugin_text also blur boundaries, so an agent may not reliably pick the right tool.
All tools share the tdarr_ prefix and mostly use snake_case verb_noun names, but conventions are mixed: generic tools like tdarr_cruddb, tdarr_client, tdarr_status, tdarr_debug, and tdarr_item_proc_end break the verb_noun pattern, while stats_get_* and auth_*/admin_*/public_auth_* introduce different orderings. The pattern is readable but not predictable enough for a set this large.
105 tools is far beyond a typical MCP surface and includes low-level node handshake/relay methods, updater mechanics, and raw database access that duplicate higher-level operations. The sheer count makes browsing and selection impractical, fitting the extreme mismatch calibration.
The set covers most Tdarr workflows: backups, libraries/scans, transcode decisions, plugins, nodes, stats, auth, and job reports. It lacks explicit library create/delete operations and some higher-level flow management, but the generic db/client tools and broad coverage mean agents can work around minor gaps.