YouTube Channel MCP
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Scored across 46 tools
Most tools target a clearly distinct resource and action, and descriptions explicitly separate close pairs such as delete_comment vs moderate_comments and upload_video vs resume_upload. The main overlaps are update_video vs set_visibility and generate_metadata vs preview_metadata, but the descriptions clarify when to use each.
Nearly all tools follow a consistent snake_case verb_noun pattern (list_playlists, create_playlist, update_video, delete_captions). The only deviations are noun-style status tools auth_status and quota_status, plus the slightly unusual list_my_videos, but the convention is still predictable overall.
At 46 tools, the surface is very heavy for a single MCP server, even given YouTube's broad domain. Several tools could be consolidated or folded into options on existing tools (e.g. set_visibility into update_video, upload management helpers, template operations), so the set feels over-expanded.
Coverage is strong across auth, channels, videos, uploads, playlists, captions, comments, templates, analytics, thumbnails, and channel branding. Minor gaps remain, such as no obvious channel-wide video search or bulk operations, but core lifecycle workflows are well covered.