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TDQS
Scored across 73 tools
Most tools target distinct resources, but the attachment cluster (jira_download_attachments, jira_save_attachment_to_disk, jira_get_attachment_images, jira_summarize_attachments, jira_construct_download_endpoint) overlaps heavily. Critically, bitbucket_get_commit_changes and bitbucket_get_commits have nearly identical descriptions ('Get commit history for a repository branch'), making them hard to tell apart.
Names follow a consistent product_action noun pattern with jira_, confluence_, and bitbucket_ prefixes. The main deviation is the anomalous jira_jira_upload_attachment with a doubled prefix, plus a few slightly verbose names, but overall the convention is predictable.
73 tools is excessive; even accounting for spanning Jira, Confluence, and Bitbucket, this is far above a well-scoped set. Many granular attachment, comment, and commit tools could be consolidated or made configurable.
Coverage is broad across all three products: Jira issues/sprints/boards/versions/links/worklogs/attachments/transitions, Confluence pages/comments/labels/search, and Bitbucket repos/branches/PRs/commits/builds. Minor gaps remain (no delete-comment, no PR update/merge, no delete-sprint), but core lifecycles are covered.