Douyin Publish MCP
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Scored across 10 tools
Each tool has a distinct purpose (account ops, publishing, browsing), and descriptions clarify tricky pairs like my_profile vs user_profile (self vs other) and publish_video vs publish_note (video vs image post). Minor overlap remains: douyin_parse_share_link internally duplicates douyin_video_detail's behavior, and the two profile tools could be momentarily confused, but the text disambiguates well.
All names share the douyin_ prefix and snake_case, grouped logically into account_*, publish_*, and entity lookups. The pattern is not uniform though: verb_noun (publish_video, search_videos, parse_share_link), noun_noun (account_status, video_detail, user_profile), and noun_verb (account_login, account_logout) all mix, which is readable but not a single predictable convention.
10 tools is well-scoped for a publish-and-browse server, with each tool earning its place: account lifecycle (3), publishing (2), and content/user browsing (5). No redundancy and no thinness.
Covers the full core lifecycle: login status/login/logout, publish video and image-note (with a safe plan/confirm flow), and rich browsing (search, detail, user/self profiles, share-link parsing). Gaps are minor—no management of already-published works (delete/edit), comments, or interactions—but core agent workflows are covered.