listmonk-mcp
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Scored across 32 tools
Tools are organized around distinct resources and actions, so most selections are clear. A few areas could be confused, such as subscriber_update versus subscribers_lists_change and the several email-sending tools, but their descriptions make the intended use distinguishable.
Names are consistently snake_case and mostly follow a resource_action pattern, with plural collection names like subscribers_search and singular record names like subscriber_get. Minor deviations exist, including the listmonk_ prefix for system tools and mixed collection verbs such as list versus search.
32 tools is heavy for an MCP surface, even though Listmonk is a broad domain with multiple CRUD-managed resources. Most tools map to real operations, but the count is borderline and could overwhelm agents selecting among many similar resource actions.
Core lifecycle coverage is strong across lists, subscribers, campaigns, templates, bounces, and system diagnostics. Minor gaps remain, such as no settings update, subscriber import/export, campaign preview beyond campaign_get, and media management.