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In MCP tool design, read operations (such as reading feeds, searching posts, and fetching comments) are idempotent queries that can be called repeatedly; write operations (such as saving bookmarks and adjusting feed preferences) change server-side state and usually require more cautious permission control and user confirmation.
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