openproject-lite-mcp
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Scored across 10 tools
Each tool targets a clearly distinct operation: listing, searching, reading, creating, updating, commenting, relating, time logging, deleting, and context lookup. The ls/find pair is the closest overlap, but the distinction between unfiltered listing and text search is explicit. No two tools appear to do the same thing.
The names consistently use a terse lowercase CLI-style convention, which is predictable within this server. There are minor deviations in whether a token is a verb (new, find) or an abbreviation (cm, rel, tm, cx), but the overall style is cohesive.
Ten tools is well-scoped for a lite work-package management server, and each tool corresponds to a meaningful workflow. There is no obvious redundancy or missing filler.
The surface covers the core work-package lifecycle: discovery, reading, creation, updates, comments, relations, time tracking, deletion, and context lookup. Minor gaps remain around attachments, watchers, and project administration, but these are reasonable omissions for a lite server.