aacworkflow-mcp
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TDQS
Scored across 69 tools
Most tools follow a clear CRUD pattern per resource (squad, agent, issue, project, label, skill, autopilot). A few potential overlaps exist (create_agent vs create_agent_from_template, list_members vs list_squad_members) but descriptions clarify them.
The vast majority use verb_noun snake_case (create_squad, delete_issue). Minor exceptions like whoami and dashboard_* prefix are acceptable, and the pattern is predictable.
69 tools is far beyond the typical range and even the relaxed threshold of 25+. While the server covers many domains, the sheer size makes it unwieldy for an agent to navigate and would benefit from modularization.
The toolset provides full CRUD for most resources and adds workflows (assign, rerun, comment, subscribe, attach). Missing administrative operations like create/delete workspace or runtime are likely out of scope, so coverage is strong.