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Scored across 11 tools
Most tools have clear, distinct purposes (add, update, delete, complete, list, search, sort, filter, metadata operations). However, filter-tasks and list-tasks overlap somewhat since list-tasks already supports filtering by priority, context, project, or metadata, which could cause an agent to pick the wrong one.
Tool names consistently use a verb-noun pattern (add-task, update-task, delete-task, list-tasks, search-tasks, sort-tasks, complete-task). Minor deviations: batch-operations is a noun phrase rather than verb-noun, and filter-tasks overlaps with list-tasks' filtering capability.
11 tools is a reasonable count for a todo.txt server covering task CRUD, metadata, search, sorting, filtering, and batch operations. It is slightly on the higher side but each tool addresses a distinct operation, so the count feels appropriate.
The tool set covers the core todo.txt lifecycle well: add, list, update, complete, delete, search, sort, filter, and metadata management. Minor gaps include no explicit undo/reopen-completed-task operation and no way to move tasks between lists, but these are not critical for a todo.txt integration.