Instagram MCP
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Scored across 15 tools
Descriptions do an unusually good job of cross-referencing sibling tools (e.g. profile vs performance_summary vs report, top_media vs list_media), so most pairs are clearly separable. The main overlaps are get_instagram_report, which aggregates profile/performance/audience/top_media/best-hours into one call, and get_instagram_media_insights vs get_instagram_top_media, which both surface per-post lifetime insights; agents may hesitate between the rollup and its constituent tools.
Every tool follows a consistent verb_noun pattern with a uniform instagram_ namespace (get_/list_/query_), and the get vs list distinction maps cleanly onto single-object vs collection. No camelCase or mixed conventions appear.
15 tools sits at the top of the well-scoped range and each one has a distinct analytical role (account, time series, audience, media, stories, comments, tagged, public, report, raw escape hatch, auth). Nothing looks like filler.
For a read-only Instagram analytics domain the surface is very thorough: profile, period totals, trends, audience, posts/reels/stories, comments, tagged media, peer benchmarking, a combined report, and a query_instagram_api escape hatch for uncovered GETs. The only gaps are write operations (publishing, comment replies), which appear deliberately out of scope but could be dead ends for users expecting them.