kimai-mcp-server
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TDQS
Scored across 28 tools
Every tool targets a distinct resource and operation, with clear naming like kimai_list_users vs kimai_get_user. No two tools overlap in purpose, ensuring agents can easily select the correct tool.
All tools follow a consistent kimai_{verb}_{noun} pattern in snake_case, such as kimai_list_projects, kimai_get_project, kimai_create_timesheet. This uniformity makes the tool surface predictable.
With 28 tools covering multiple resource types (users, customers, projects, activities, timesheets, invoices, teams, tasks, expenses), the count is slightly high but still well-scoped for a comprehensive Kimai API wrapper. It avoids excessive granularity.
The tool set provides robust read-only access and full lifecycle operations for timesheets, but lacks create/update/delete for other entities like customers, projects, and activities. This leaves notable gaps for full CRUD management.