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Scored across 47 tools
Several tools have overlapping retrieval purposes: fetch and fetch-object are near-duplicates, search overlaps with find-tasks/find-projects, and find-completed-tasks/find-activity can both answer completion questions. The descriptions help somewhat, but the boundaries are genuinely unclear until read closely.
Most tools follow a readable add-/find-/update- resource pattern, so the set is not chaotic. However, read operations mix get-, find-, list-, fetch-, and search, and a few names like project-management, project-move, and delete-object break the verb-first convention.
47 tools is far above the typical well-scoped MCP surface and fits the calibration threshold for too many. The broad Todoist domain justifies many resources, but duplicate fetch/search tools and five separate stats/health tools inflate the count without adding proportional capability.
The server covers the main Todoist lifecycle well: tasks, projects, sections, comments, labels, filters, reminders, activity, and collaboration all have create/read/update plus delete-object as a fallback. Minor gaps exist, such as no direct unfiltered list-all-tasks call and reminders only queryable by task, but agents can work around them.