fanqie-autopub-mcp
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Scored across 19 tools
Tools target distinct resources (novels, chapters, short stories, local articles, auth) and single vs. batch operations are clearly separated. Minor overlap exists between get_publish_status and get_stats (both do environment self-checks) and between create_short_story_tomato and publish_short_story_tomato (both can create), but descriptions clarify the boundaries.
A predictable verb_noun pattern with a _tomato suffix for remote/backend tools and no suffix for local tools is largely followed (list_novels_tomato, create_short_story_tomato, save_article, delete_article). Deviations like set_tomato_cookies (tomato in the middle), batch_publish_chapters (missing suffix), and get_publish_status are minor but noticeable.
19 tools is on the heavier side but justified by the server's broad scope: authentication, novel creation, chapter upload (single + batch), short-story lifecycle, local article library, and diagnostics. Each tool earns its place, though the set could be trimmed slightly by merging the two diagnostic tools.
Core workflows are well covered: auth, novel creation, chapter publishing, batch upload, short-story CRUD + cover + publish, local article library CRUD, and status/stats. Gaps are minor — there is no update/edit for novels or chapters and no update for local articles, but the publishing lifecycle itself is complete.