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Scored across 49 tools
Each tool targets a distinct resource (post, page, category, tag, user, media, settings, product, order) and action (search, get, add, update, delete, list), with clear wp_ vs wc_ prefixes separating WordPress and WooCommerce. No two tools appear to serve the same purpose.
The naming follows a consistent prefix_verb_noun pattern (e.g., wp_get_post, wc_add_product) with clear prefixes for WordPress (wp_) and WooCommerce (wc_). A minor deviation is that search operations use plural nouns (wp_posts_search, wc_products_search) while other operations use singular (wp_get_post, wc_get_product).
49 tools is excessive; even for a dual-domain server covering WordPress and WooCommerce, many operations could be consolidated (e.g., generic resource tools or grouped endpoints). The surface is heavy and increases cognitive load for an agent.
Core CRUD is well-covered for posts, pages, categories, tags, users, media, products, and product taxonomies, but notable gaps exist: WooCommerce orders lack create/update/delete, media has no update, and comments, custom post types, and order refunds are missing. These gaps will hinder full lifecycle management.