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maintenanceProvides a task passport system for handoff across AI harnesses, enabling users to list, open, create, and checkpoint tasks with stable IDs and verified state.
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delega-mcp
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TDQS
B3.4/5.0
Scored across 44 tools
Disambiguation4/5
Most tools target distinct resources (tasks, agents, webhooks, automations, recurrences, ingress, context) with clear action boundaries. Some overlap in the claim/lease family (claim_task, heartbeat_task, release_task, set_task_state, complete_task) but descriptions carefully delineate lease vs. state vs. completion. Context tools (get_task_context, update_task_context, get_context_history) could confuse on a quick scan but descriptions separate read/merge/ledger well.
Naming Consistency3/5
Mostly consistent verb_noun pattern (claim_task, list_tasks, create_webhook), but several deviations: 'recall' is a bare verb, 'fleet_attention' is an unusual noun phrase, and 'list_ingress_sources' vs 'create_ingress_source' mix plural/singular conventions for the same resource. Readable but not fully predictable.
Tool Count2/5
44 tools is heavy for a task-queue MCP; the surface spans tasks, agents, projects, stats, webhooks, automations, recurrences, ingress sources, memory/recall, and context ledgers. Many sub-domains are individually well-scoped, but the aggregate exceeds what an agent can comfortably navigate without collisions.
Completeness4/5
Task lifecycle is thorough: create, update, delegate, claim, heartbeat, release, complete, delete, link, comment, chain, context read/write/history, recurrences, and triage. Agent, webhook, automation, and ingress resources each have list/create/update/delete coverage. Minor gaps: no list_task_links companion create path beyond link_task/unlink, and no explicit unlink_task or project create/update/delete despite list_projects.
Maintenance
ActivityMaintained
ResponsivenessNo issues