tokportal-mcp
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Scored across 91 tools
Many tools have overlapping purposes, especially around bundle and account management. For example, there are multiple 'finalize', 'publish', 'configure', and 'request corrections' tools for both accounts and videos, and the boundary between bundle-level and individual-video operations is unclear.
Tool names consistently follow a verb_noun pattern (e.g., tokportal_list_bundles, tokportal_get_account), and naming is mostly predictable. Minor inconsistency exists with 'finalize_bundle_account' vs 'finalize_bundle' and some tools like 'rewarm_account' which use different terminology.
With 91 tools, this server has far too many for typical agent comprehension and navigation. While the domain is complex (bundle lifecycle, webhooks, analytics, etc.), the count is overwhelming and suggests the API surface has been exposed at too granular a level.
The tool surface covers the full bundle lifecycle (create, configure, publish, manage videos), account management, analytics, webhooks, and credits. There are no obvious dead ends; the completeness appears strong. Minor gaps exist (e.g., no tool to delete a bundle, and some bulk operations are missing), but overall it's well-covered.