Ryot MCP Starter
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TDQS
Scored across 45 tools
Tools are mostly distinct due to specific naming and detailed descriptions, but there is overlap between generic tools like ryot_mark_media_progress and type-specific ones (e.g., ryot_mark_movie_watched), and many similar add-to-collection tools could confuse agents.
All tools follow a consistent 'ryot_verb_noun' pattern with clear prefixes and underscores, making names predictable and easy to navigate.
45 tools is excessive for a 'starter' server, with many redundant tools for different media types that could be consolidated (e.g., separate mark progress tools per type vs generic). This overloads the tool surface.
Core operations for media tracking and fitness logging are present, but missing update/delete operations (e.g., no tool to delete a workout or update a collection). Schema discovery tools help but don't cover all user-facing gaps.