Alcove
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Scored across 63 tools
Tools are grouped by area (connector, inbox, knowledge, etc.) and within each group have distinct actions, but some overlap exists between knowledge add_note and note_source, or idea_add and inbox_manual_add, causing potential confusion.
All tools start with 'alcove_' and use underscore-separated words, but the order of area and verb varies (e.g., 'alcove_get_topic' vs 'alcove_idea_add'), though overall it remains readable and systematic.
With 63 tools, the set is extremely large for an MCP server. Even though the domain is broad, the number overwhelms and likely exceeds typical agent capacity to choose effectively.
Covers many operations across knowledge, tasks, pins, etc., but lacks update/delete for some entity types (e.g., knowledge notes, tasks) and missing remove for connectors or mounts, leaving notable gaps.