teamhood-mcp
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Scored across 10 tools
Each tool targets a distinct resource (workspaces, users, items, boards, time logs, API spec) with a clear action. No two tools overlap in purpose; even get_item_activity and get_time_logs are clearly separated by content.
All tools follow a consistent teamhood_ + verb_noun pattern in snake_case. Examples like list_workspaces, get_item, and get_board_structure are uniform, with raw_get and describe_api also fitting the verb_noun convention.
10 tools is a well-scoped size for a read-only Teamhood integration. Each tool covers a necessary read operation (workspaces, users, items, boards, time logs) and the two API discovery tools provide a safety net without bloating the set.
The tool surface covers all major read operations for the domain: listing workspaces/boards/users, searching and fetching items, activity, board structure, and time logs. Minor gaps like item comments or project-level queries exist, but raw_get and describe_api mitigate these by allowing direct API access.