linkedin-company-admin-mcp
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Scored across 24 tools
Tools are largely distinct with clear prefixes for session, company, and personal actions. A few pairs like company_list_mentions and personal_read_company_mentions could be confused, but descriptions clarify the difference. Overall boundaries are clear.
Most tools follow a <scope>_<verb>_<object> pattern, such as company_read_page and company_create_post. Minor deviations like company_analytics and session_status (nouns rather than verbs) exist but do not disrupt the overall predictable scheme.
With 24 tools, this falls into the heavy range (16-25). The count is justified by the breadth of LinkedIn admin features, but it borders on too many for easy navigation. Each tool serves a distinct purpose, yet some trimming or grouping could improve focus.
The set covers a wide range of admin workflows: page reading and editing, post lifecycle (create, edit, delete, schedule), comments, analytics, followers, invites, and personal advocacy actions. Notable gaps include listing or deleting comments, and fetching a single post by ID, but these are workable gaps.