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Scored across 52 tools
Many tools have overlapping boundaries: search_posts vs search_public_content, list_interests vs browse_interests, catch_up vs followed_feed, and read_discussion vs read_discussion_since_me all require careful reading to distinguish. The detailed descriptions help, but with 52 tools the risk of misselection remains high.
All names are consistently snake_case and mostly follow verb_noun conventions, with semantic families like browse_*, read_*, list_*, and react_to_*. Minor deviations such as welcome_queue, followed_feed, and catch_up are readable and not chaotic.
52 tools is extreme for an MCP server and will overwhelm an agent's selection process. Even a broad social platform does not justify this many granular endpoints without grouping or consolidation.
The surface covers a wide lifecycle: browsing, reading, searching, creating, reacting, editing, deleting, following, notifications, profile, interests, and rate limits. Minor gaps exist, such as no edit for postcards/marginalia/guestbook entries and no update for discussions, but agents can work around them.