Capacities MCP Server
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TDQS
Scored across 13 tools
Most tools are clearly distinct: create/update/append/delete act on different object aspects, and link/unlink are paired opposites. The main overlap is search_content versus find_objects, both used to locate objects; the descriptions distinguish global title/semantic search from structure-scoped filtering, but an agent may still hesitate between them.
Names are consistently snake_case and verb-led (list_, get_, create_, update_, append_, delete_, search_, find_, link_/unlink_). A few use prepositions such as add_to_daily_note and link_to_context rather than strict verb_noun, but the overall pattern remains predictable.
13 tools is well within the ideal range and each maps to a distinct capability: space discovery, object CRUD/append, search/listing, daily notes, weblinks, and task context linking. The set does not feel padded or thin.
Core lifecycle coverage is strong: spaces/info, object read/create/update/delete/append, search/find, daily note appends, weblinks, and context link/unlink. Gaps are minor and partly API-imposed: weblinks are create-only, and there is no full-text body search or bulk operation, but agents can work around these with existing tools.