# ClickUp MCP Server Test Plan Outline
## 🎯 Objective
Create a comprehensive test plan to evaluate all tools in the ClickUp MCP Server. The test plan should simulate real user interactions by using diverse, natural language prompts that reflect practical usage scenarios. Each test case must include a method of verification.
## 🛠️ Identified Tools (31 Total)
The following tools have been identified for testing:
**Workspace:**
1. `get_workspace_hierarchy`
**Task (Single Operations):**
2. `create_task`
3. `update_task`
4. `move_task`
5. `duplicate_task`
6. `get_task`
7. `get_tasks` (from a specific list)
8. `get_task_comments`
9. `create_task_comment`
10. `delete_task`
**Task (Bulk Operations):**
11. `create_bulk_tasks`
12. `update_bulk_tasks`
13. `move_bulk_tasks`
14. `delete_bulk_tasks`
**Task (Workspace Operations):**
15. `get_workspace_tasks` (from entire workspace)
**Task (Attachments):**
16. `attach_task_file`
**List:**
17. `create_list` (in space)
18. `create_list_in_folder`
19. `get_list`
20. `update_list`
21. `delete_list`
**Folder:**
22. `create_folder`
23. `get_folder`
24. `update_folder`
25. `delete_folder`
**Tag:**
26. `get_space_tags`
27. `create_space_tag`
28. `update_space_tag`
29. `delete_space_tag`
30. `add_tag_to_task`
31. `remove_tag_from_task`
## 📝 Test Case Generation Approach
1. **Iterate Through Tools:** Systematically address each of the 31 identified tools.
2. **Generate Test Cases:** For each tool, create test cases following the specified Markdown format:
* **Tool Name:** `<name of the tool>`
* **Objective:** Briefly explain the tool's purpose.
* **Prompts:** Develop 3–5 diverse, natural language prompts simulating real user requests. These will cover:
* *Typical Usage:* Standard, expected ways a user would invoke the tool.
* *Variations:* Using different optional parameters or identification methods (e.g., `listName` vs. `listId`).
* *Semantic Errors:* Scenarios like referencing non-existent items (e.g., deleting a task that doesn't exist, adding a non-existent tag), permission issues (if applicable), or logical contradictions. Focus will be on these rather than basic syntactic errors (which the MCP framework likely handles).
* **Expected Behavior:** Describe the anticipated outcome – successful creation/modification/deletion, data retrieval, or specific error messages for invalid semantic requests.
* **Verification Method:** Define how to confirm the outcome, primarily using:
* Other MCP tools (e.g., `get_task` after `create_task`).
* Checking the structure and content of the returned JSON data.
* Verifying absence after destructive actions (e.g., using `get_task` after `delete_task`).
3. **Structure:** The final deliverable will be a single Markdown document containing the detailed test cases for all tools.