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TDQS
Scored across 54 tools
Most tools target a distinct resource and action, and the plural/singular get_* pattern makes collection versus detail calls easy to separate. The main ambiguity is between move_card_to_not_now and send_card_to_triage, which both describe returning a card to a triage-like area, and get_reactions overlaps somewhat with reaction data already exposed by get_comment.
Every tool uses the fizzy_ prefix with clear snake_case verb_noun names. Collection endpoints consistently use plural nouns and singular endpoints use singular nouns, while create/update/delete/close/reopen/toggle follow a predictable pattern.
54 tools is a very large surface for an MCP server, even though the domain is broad. Several calls (get_boards/get_board, get_users/get_user, get_columns/get_column) and many card state toggles could reasonably be consolidated, making the set heavier than necessary.
The server provides full CRUD and lifecycle coverage for boards, cards, comments, steps, columns, and notifications, plus file upload/retrieval and reactions. Minor gaps remain: no direct tag CRUD beyond auto-creation, no reactivate or invite user, and no delete attachment.