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Scored across 47 tools
Most tools map to a clear entity+action, and descriptions carefully differentiate tricky pairs (reschedule-tasks vs update-tasks, find-completed-tasks vs find-activity, get-project-health vs analyze-project-health). However, there are real overlaps: fetch-object vs fetch both retrieve a task/project by ID, and find-tasks vs find-tasks-by-date vs search vs get-overview all surface tasks with only subtle distinctions an agent could easily misselect.
The bulk follows a kebab-case verb-noun pattern (add-tasks, find-projects, update-comments), which is good, but several tools break it with noun-only or differently-verbed names: user-info, project-management, project-move, fetch, search, get-overview. Verb synonyms are also mixed (add/create, find/list/fetch/get), and singular/plural noun forms vary across otherwise parallel tools.
47 tools is well above a comfortable set size, and several are mergeable (fetch/fetch-object, search/find-tasks, get-project-activity-stats inside get-project-health). The Todoist domain is genuinely broad (tasks, projects, sections, labels, filters, comments, reminders, workspaces, templates, analytics), which softens the blow, but the surface still feels bloated rather than tightly scoped.
Coverage is strong: create/read/update for tasks, projects, sections, labels, filters, comments, and reminders, plus completion, assignment, reordering, templates, activity, and analytics, with deletion centralized in delete-object. Minor gaps remain (no granular per-entity deletes, no comment search, attachment viewing without upload), but core workflows have no dead ends.