spotify-library-mcp
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Scored across 27 tools
Most tools have a clear resource-and-action boundary: playlist operations, Liked Songs operations, search, snapshots, and stats are generally easy to tell apart. A few pairs such as search/find_track and dedupe_report/summarize_playlist overlap conceptually, but the descriptions clarify their distinct purposes.
The dominant pattern is verb_noun: list_playlists, create_playlist, add_tracks, remove_saved_tracks, get_top_tracks. Minor outliers like playlist_diff, changes_since, and rediscover break the pattern slightly but do not make the set confusing.
27 tools is on the high side, and several reporting, snapshot, and utility tools overlap in broad purpose. The platform supports a wide library-management workflow, so most tools are defensible, but the set would benefit from some consolidation.
The set covers playlist CRUD, liked-songs management, search, library summaries, deduplication, backups, and listening history. Missing playlist operations like reordering tracks is a noticeable but non-critical gap; the core workflows do not dead-end.