Goodreads MCP
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Scored across 16 tools
Most tools target distinct Goodreads resources or actions, but sync and workflow_archive are near-duplicates: both fetch API resources into a local SQLite database with incremental/full resync. enrich also overlaps somewhat with book_get, so an agent cannot reliably distinguish the intended choice from descriptions alone.
Tool names mix noun_verb (author_get, book_get, shelf_rate), verb_noun (workflow_archive), single-word commands (context, sync, sql), a hyphenated namespace (goodreads-search_books), and an internal hyphen (review_get-shelf). They are readable but do not follow a predictable convention.
At 16 tools, the set is just above the ideal 3–15 range and feels slightly heavy, especially with the duplicate sync/workflow_archive pair and a separate workflow_status tool. The count is not extreme, but the redundancy inflates the surface.
Core read, search, shelf-write, and local sync/SQL operations are present, but there are notable gaps: no standalone review retrieval/write, no author search, and no current-user/profile tool. The sync and workflow_archive descriptions also reference a 'search' command that is not exposed as a tool, leaving a dead end.