audiobookshelf-mcp
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Scored across 44 tools
Each tool maps to a distinct resource/action pair; list/get/set/delete/create/update/add/remove are consistently paired with a specific noun, and descriptions clarify near neighbours like get_library vs get_library_item and collections vs playlists.
Names follow a uniform lowercase snake_case verb_noun pattern, with plural list_* for collections and singular get_* for single resources; exceptions like set_media_progress and get_me still fit the convention.
44 tools is well above the 25+ threshold for a typical MCP surface; although each tool has a narrow role, the set is large and could be consolidated without losing clarity.
The surface covers browsing libraries/items/people/metadata, user progress, bookmarks, and full CRUD plus membership reordering for collections and playlists, with no obvious dead ends for the declared scope.