letterboxd-mcp
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get_diary and get_reviews both return diary entries, and get_diary already includes review text. The only distinction is that get_reviews filters out entries without text, which is a minor filtering difference rather than a clearly separate purpose. An agent could easily pick the wrong one or assume get_reviews returns something fundamentally different.
Both tools follow the exact verb_noun pattern (get_ + resource) with clear and consistent naming. get_diary and get_reviews are both prefixed with 'get' and use lowercase snake_case, maintaining a predictable and uniform style.
Two tools is very thin for a Letterboxd server, especially since the broader Letterboxd domain includes films, lists, ratings, watchlists, and user profiles. While the two tools cover a narrow use case, the count feels too low for a comprehensive MCP server.
The tool set covers diary entries and written reviews but lacks any other Letterboxd functionality such as searching films, fetching user profile data, adding to watchlists, or rating films. Even within the 'understanding taste' purpose, there is no way to query older snippets or paginate beyond the ~50 most recent entries, causing incomplete retrospective data.