planka-mcp
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Scored across 33 tools
Tools generally map to distinct resource/action pairs (boards, projects, lists, tasks, labels, people), and the descriptions explicitly differentiate close pairs like move_task vs update_status and create_project vs copy_project_structure. A few genuine overlaps remain—update_task_details and set_task_labels both change labels, and attach_link vs add_result both attach output—but they are unlikely to cause frequent misselection.
Almost every tool follows a verb_noun snake_case pattern (list_boards, create_task, update_status, assign_people), which makes the set predictable. Minor deviations like whoami and admin_manage_person, plus compound names like find_informal_assignments, keep it from being perfectly uniform.
33 tools is beyond the 25-tool threshold and feels heavy for a single server, even for a rich project-management domain. Several tools bundle multiple operations (admin_manage_person) and label-related behavior is split across three tools, so the surface could be consolidated.
The lifecycle is well covered: boards/projects/lists can be created and updated, tasks have claim/status/assignment/result/comment flows, and search/audit tools expose informal assignments. Missing destructive or cleanup operations (delete/archive task, delete board/project, remove attachment/comment) are notable but mostly work-aroundable.