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Scored across 87 tools
Many tools are entity-specific (tasks_, lists_, comments_) which helps, but there are overlapping creation tools like lists_create and lists_create_in_space, and multiple comment tools (tasks_comments_create vs comments_replies_create) that could confuse an agent. The generic noun tools (docs, spaces, views) also require reading descriptions to determine actions.
Most tools follow a noun_verb pattern (tasks_create, lists_update, users_invite), but there are inconsistencies: time_tracking_current, lists_search, and single-word manager tools (docs, views, tags) that use an action parameter instead of a verb in the name.
87 tools is far beyond the typical well-scoped range. While ClickUp is a broad platform, the sheer number requires significant navigation and increases the chance of selecting the wrong tool. Some consolidation via action parameters exists, but the count is still excessive.
The tool surface covers CRUD for tasks, lists, folders, comments, checklists, goals, time entries, users, guests, channels, and more, along with bulk operations and cross-cutting features like custom fields and dependencies. Minor gaps exist (no folder get/list, no space deletion) but overall coverage is thorough.