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TDQS
Scored across 81 tools
Several tools have overlapping purposes, such as 'add_to_plan' vs 'add_to_items_plan' and 'get_calendar_events' vs 'get_items_calendar'. While descriptions clarify differences, the large number of tools increases selection difficulty.
Naming is mostly verb_noun snake_case, but there are inconsistencies like 'mark_habit_occurrence' vs 'set_chore_occurrence_status', and 'remove_from_items_plan' vs 'remove_from_plan'. Some patterns are not uniformly applied.
With 81 tools, the server is over-scoped for typical MCP usage. Many specialized operations (e.g., separate occurrence tools for each item type) could be consolidated into fewer, more general tools.
The tool set covers CRUD for tasks, chores, habits, events, daily plans, attachments, comments, and settings. A notable gap is that search only covers tasks, not other item types, but overall coverage is robust.