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Scored across 21 tools
Most tools target distinct resources, but find-page is explicitly a 'unified page locator' that performs exact, prefix, and full-text search, directly overlapping with search-page and search-page-by-prefix. The descriptions do explain the tradeoffs (speed, unified ranking), so selection is recoverable, but the redundancy is real.
All 21 tools use consistent kebab-case with a predictable verb-noun pattern (get-page, create-page, delete-page, list-wikis, add-wiki), with only natural multi-noun extensions like get-page-history and get-category-members. No mixing of conventions.
21 tools is on the heavy side for the 3-15 sweet spot, but each addresses a distinct MediaWiki operation: page CRUD, history, categories, files, search, and wiki registration. Nothing appears redundant enough to cut except possibly the overlapping search trio.
Strong lifecycle coverage: create/read/update/delete/undelete pages, revision history, revisions, links/backlinks, categories and members, file metadata and two upload paths, recent changes, and multi-wiki management. Minor gaps like page move/rename and protection changes exist but are workaroundable via wikitext edits.