forgejo-projects-mcp
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Scored across 31 tools
Most tools target a distinct resource and action (projects, columns, issues, milestones), and descriptions clarify boundaries between close/delete, remove/delete, and get/read. A few pairs—get_project vs read_project and add_issues_to_project vs create_issue with project_id—require careful reading but are ultimately distinguishable.
The dominant verb_noun pattern is clear (create/delete/list/close/reopen), but the set mixes synonyms: update_project vs edit_column/edit_milestone, get_project vs read_project, list_milestones vs read_milestone, plus the non-standard forgejo_status and authenticate. It remains readable but lacks a single consistent convention.
At 31 tools, the surface is heavy for a Forgejo project-management server; the rubric places 25+ in the too-many range. The count is inflated by bulk variants and several full-content read_* tools that could potentially be consolidated.
The surface covers auth, repositories, projects, columns, cards, and milestones with CRUD and lifecycle operations. However, there is no update_issue/edit_issue for title/body/state/assignees/labels after creation, and label and assignee management is absent, leaving a notable workflow gap.