ClickUp MCP Server
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Scored across 89 tools
Most tools have distinct resource-action pairs (e.g., get_spaces vs create_space), but a few overlap like link_tasks vs add_task_relationship and get_team_members vs get_members, which could confuse an agent.
The naming is largely consistent using verb_noun patterns (get_, create_, update_, delete_), with occasional deviations like add_task_assignee, remove_task_tag, set_task_status, and link_tasks. These are still understandable but not perfectly uniform.
With 89 tools, the server is extremely heavy. Even for a comprehensive ClickUp API wrapper, this exceeds reasonable MCP server scope and could overwhelm agents with choice.
The tool set covers most CRUD operations for teams, spaces, folders, lists, tasks, docs, comments, checklists, goals, time entries, and webhooks. Minor gaps exist, such as no update or delete for team members and no update for time entries.