Keynote MCP Server
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Scored across 70 tools
Most tools have distinct purposes, but some overlap exists between high-level design tools (design_deck, design_slide, design_from_template) and between get_full_presentation_content and get_presentation_info. Despite 70 tools, boundaries are mostly clear.
Predominantly uses verb_noun pattern (add_slide, delete_image), but inconsistencies exist: 'list' vs 'get' for similar operations (list_slides vs get_slide_count), and 'change_slide_master' vs 'set_slide_background_color'. Minor mix of 'format_text' instead of 'set_text_formatting'.
70 tools is excessive for an MCP server, far beyond the typical 10-20. While comprehensive, many tools (e.g., multiple design functions, separate list/get variants) could be consolidated. The high number risks overwhelming agents and increasing selection errors.
Covers nearly all aspects of Keynote automation: creation, editing, formatting, animations, transitions, exporting, slideshow control, and branding. Minor gaps exist (chart support is limited, no audio/video/hyperlink tools), but the surface is remarkably complete for a presentation tool.