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Scored across 4 tools
Each tool maps to a distinct operation: list, create, get by ID, and delete by ID. There is no meaningful overlap, and the names make the resource and action clear.
All tool names follow the same resource_verb pattern, with tasks_id_get and tasks_id_delete clearly indicating the ID path parameter. The consistent snake_case and operation-based suffixes make the set predictable.
Four tools is an appropriate, focused count for a simple task management server. Each tool covers a core operation without unnecessary bloat.
The server covers list, create, read, and delete operations for tasks, but notably lacks an update operation. This is a minor gap since delete-and-recreate is a possible workaround, but update is a standard task lifecycle need.