lob-mcp
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Scored across 78 tools
Each tool targets a distinct resource and action, with clear naming and descriptions that prevent confusion even among similar resources like address verifications (US vs international, single vs bulk) or mail piece types (postcard, letter, self-mailer).
All tools follow the consistent pattern `lob_<resource>_<action>` with plural resources and common verbs (create, delete, get, list, update, verify, preview, cancel, search). No mixing of conventions or ambiguous naming.
With 78 tools, the server is very large, exceeding typical well-scoped ranges. However, the count is justified by the comprehensive coverage of Lob's full API, which includes many resource types and operations. It is borderline but acceptable for a complete integration.
The tool surface covers all major resources (addresses, bank accounts, mail pieces, templates, webhooks) with appropriate CRUD and lifecycle operations. Minor gaps exist (e.g., no update for mail pieces, no QR code creation), but these align with Lob's API capabilities.