4pda-mcp
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TDQS
Scored across 3 tools
Each tool maps clearly to a different level of the forum hierarchy: forums, topics, and posts. There is minor overlap between list_forums with a forum_id and list_topics, since the former includes a topic summary, but the descriptions make the intended roles distinguishable.
All three tools follow the exact same list_<resource> pattern: list_forums, list_topics, list_posts. This is completely predictable and makes the toolset easy to navigate.
Three tools is an appropriate, lean size for a read-only forum browsing server. Each tool corresponds to a necessary step in the navigation flow: pick a forum, pick a topic, read posts.
The core forum traversal path is complete: forums lead to topics, and topics lead to posts. The main gap is the lack of a search tool or topic detail view, but these are reasonable omissions for a minimal browsing-focused server.