mac-audio-router-mcp
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Scored across 16 tools
Most tools target distinct resources and actions (device routing, volume, zones, playback, listing). Some overlap exists between set_volume/set_device_volume and play_audio vs route_and_play, but descriptions clarify the distinction (default vs specific device, atomic combined operation).
All tools use consistent snake_case verb_noun or verb forms (set_output_device, configure_zone, list_audio_devices, play_audio). The list_* family is uniform and predictable throughout.
16 tools is slightly heavy but each maps to a genuine audio-routing operation. The set is well-scoped with no obviously redundant tools, though it sits near the upper end of the comfortable range.
Covers the core lifecycle: device selection, volume, mute, zone create/update/activate, playback, TTS, status, and discovery listing. Minor gap: no delete_zone operation to remove configured zones, but otherwise the surface is solid.