intelliHR MCP by usefulapi

Most tools target a distinct resource and action, and descriptions clarify boundaries such as list_people vs list_jobs and list_skills vs list_person_skills. Some overlap remains: list_reference_data can supply IDs for many resources that also have specialized list tools, and list_people/get_person vs list_jobs/get_job require care when choosing between person-centric and job-centric views.

Every tool follows the same intellihr_verb_noun pattern, using consistent verbs like list, get, create, and update. Resource nouns are also used predictably across list/get/create/update variants.

22 tools is somewhat heavy but reasonable for an HR system with many reference and record types. The set is mostly read-oriented list/get tools plus a small number of writes, so each tool maps to a recognizable intelliHR endpoint rather than feeling redundant.

The surface has broad read coverage and supports creating people, updating people, and recording extended leave, but notable lifecycle gaps remain. There is no job creation/update, no write support for qualifications/trainings/skills/tasks, no document upload or content retrieval, and no user account management beyond listing.