No user-submitted related servers found.
Scored across 32 tools
The descriptions sharply separate catalog, feed, library, chart, and analytics sources, so most tools are easy to tell apart. A few composite tools like get_show_profile and compare_shows intentionally wrap element-level getters, and status vs check_analytics_access both touch availability, creating minor boundary ambiguity.
Names overwhelmingly follow a snake_case verb_noun pattern such as search_podcasts, get_feed, and list_subscriptions. The pattern is weakened by noun-only names like status and library_stats, and by mixing 'podcast' and 'show' in object names such as get_podcast vs get_show_profile.
At 32 tools the server exceeds the 25+ threshold and spans five distinct subdomains: catalog, charts/reviews, feeds, local library, and owner analytics. Many tools are convenience composites over others, so the surface feels overloaded and could reasonably be split into separate servers.
The major read-only workflows are covered: catalog discovery, charts, reviews, RSS feeds, library search/export, and Connect analytics. The main gap is that there is no direct way to fetch a single catalog episode's details from an Apple episode id, even though resolve_apple_link and trending episodes return those ids; library episode listing is also only reachable via search.