fitbit-mcp
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Scored across 13 tools
Most tools have distinct roles: preview_meal vs preview_water differ by resource, and commit/cancel/remove/operation form a clear write lifecycle. However, the read trio (fitbit_read, fitbit_activity, fitbit_summary) all return day-based health data and require careful reading of descriptions to distinguish raw vs rollup vs normalized.
All tools share a consistent fitbit_ snake_case prefix, which is highly predictable. Minor deviation: most names are verb-led (read, compare, preview_meal) while a few are noun-led (status, devices, operation), but the pattern remains readable and coherent.
13 tools sits squarely in the well-scoped 3-15 range. Each tool earns its place, covering read, compare, and a full meal/water draft lifecycle without obvious redundancy.
The surface covers reads (raw/activity/summary), comparison, device/status metadata, and a full draft-commit-cancel-remove write lifecycle with operation inspection. The main gap is no in-place update for corrections, handled non-atomically via remove+new preview, which is a minor workaround.