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Scored across 8 tools
The read tools (get_context, get_dashboard, get_review_data, get_project_health) are clearly distinct in their aggregation purposes. The write tools are also named by intent, though batch_update overlaps some with bulk_complete and bulk_reschedule since it can set completed and when, creating mild ambiguity.
Reads consistently use get_ and batch operations use bulk_ or batch_/update_. The pattern is readable and predictable, though batch_update and update_checklist break the bulk_ convention for write operations.
8 tools is a well-scoped size for a Things integration that provides both high-level read aggregation and targeted update operations. No tool feels redundant enough to remove, and the count is not overwhelming.
The server covers read aggregation, checklist updates, bulk completion, and rescheduling, but there are notable gaps: no tools for creating new todos, projects, areas, or tags, and no explicit delete/cancel operation beyond a canceled flag in batch_update. For a task-management server, lack of creation is a significant missing lifecycle operation.