taskmarket-mcp
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TDQS
Scored across 5 tools
taskmarket_list_open_tasks and taskmarket_find_delegatable_tasks both surface open tasks and could be confused, but descriptions differentiate them (browse/filter vs free-text search to check existing work). The other three (stats, get by id, prepare delegation) are clearly distinct.
All tools use a consistent taskmarket_ prefix with snake_case verb/noun structure (market_stats, list_open_tasks, get_task, find_delegatable_tasks, prepare_delegation). Fully predictable pattern.
Five tools is a tight, well-scoped set that covers discovery, inspection, and delegation preparation without redundancy or filler.
Discovery and delegation-prep are well covered, and get_task exposes window state and pendingActions. The main gap is post-delegation tracking (no tool to list submissions or monitor a created task), though the server clearly scopes itself to discovery rather than full lifecycle.