kimai-timelog-mcp
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Scored across 15 tools
Each tool targets a distinct operation: reference data listing, timesheet queries, entry creation, timer control, editing, deletion, and reporting. Even similar tools like list_timesheets and recent_entries are clearly differentiated by what they return.
The set mostly follows a clear list_ for read-only collections and verb_noun for actions, such as log_time and stop_timer. Minor deviations like active_timers, recent_entries, and whoami break the pattern slightly but remain understandable.
At 15 tools, the server covers discovery, logging, timer lifecycle, modifications, deletion, and reporting without feeling bloated. Each tool contributes a meaningful piece of the time-logging workflow.
The toolset supports a full time-logging lifecycle: lookup reference data, check existing entries, log time, start and stop timers, restart entries, update or delete entries, and summarize hours. It also includes helpful context tools like whoami and recent_entries; admin CRUD for projects or customers is outside the apparent purpose.