notify-mcp
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Scored across 4 tools
notify_desktop and notify both show desktop notifications, and notify_play_audio and notify both play audio. Only notify_list_audio is clearly distinct, so agents may struggle to choose between the combined and single-purpose tools.
Three tools use the notify_ prefix, but bare 'notify' breaks the pattern. Verb usage is inconsistent: 'notify_play_audio' uses an action, while 'notify_desktop' uses a noun, so naming conventions are mixed.
Four tools is a reasonable size for a simple notification and audio player. Each tool serves a distinct need, though notify is a convenience wrapper that partially duplicates the other two.
The surface covers listing audio, playing audio, showing desktop notifications, and combining both. Minor gaps exist such as no stop/volume control or notification customization, but for fixed built-in tracks the core lifecycle is covered.