discord-mcp
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Scored across 21 tools
Every tool targets a distinct resource+action, and the descriptions actively cross-reference siblings to steer the agent (delete_message vs bulk_delete_messages, get_message vs list_messages vs search_guild_messages, get_my_user vs get_user, create_pin vs list_pins vs delete_pin). Even the easily-conflated pairs are explicitly disambiguated with 'use X instead' guidance. No two tools appear to do the same thing.
All 21 tools follow the discord_verb_noun snake_case pattern (discord_send_message, discord_list_pins, discord_bulk_delete_messages), with only the stable 'my' qualifier (get_my_user, list_my_guilds) used consistently for self-scoped operations. No camelCase or mixed-convention drift.
At 21 tools this is slightly heavy for a single toolset, but the surface covers a genuinely broad domain (messages, attachments, pins, polls, users, guild membership) and no tool is a redundant wrapper or trivial duplicate. It is at the upper edge of well-scoped rather than bloated.
Message lifecycle (send, edit, delete, bulk delete, get, list, search, crosspost) plus pins and polls is well covered, but core messaging operations are missing: there is no way to add or remove reactions even though get_message and search return reaction data, and no thread creation despite threads being accepted as targets. Minor gaps (no embed-only helper, no message-forward) are workaroundable, but reactions/threads are notable dead ends.