mcp-freshservice
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TDQS
Scored across 76 tools
Most tools are separated by resource and action (agent vs requester vs ticket vs solution), and descriptions clarify list/search/get variants. A few boundaries are fuzzy—e.g. create_group is an agent group while requester groups are explicitly prefixed, and solution folder/article listing uses several get/list patterns—but tools are not broadly indistinguishable.
Names are all snake_case and generally verb_noun, but the verb vocabulary is inconsistent: get_all_agents vs list_roles vs filter_agents, get_list_of_solution_folder vs list_solution_subfolders, and singular get_all_solution_category. The pattern is readable but not predictable enough for a top score.
76 tools is far beyond the 3–15 well-scoped range and exceeds the 50+ extreme-mismatch threshold. Even for a broad ITSM product, this surface should be split or namespaced into smaller MCP servers.
Core service-desk resources have strong lifecycle coverage: tickets (create/update/delete/restore, conversations, time entries), agents/requesters (create/update/deactivate/reactivate), groups (CRUD), and knowledge base (CRUD/search/publish). Gaps remain around admin CRUD for service catalog items and broader ITSM modules such as changes, problems, and assets, but the apparent service-desk scope is largely covered.