bitbucket-standalone-mcp
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Scored across 41 tools
Most tools map to a clear resource+action (repositories, branches, pull requests, files, commits), and the bb_ prefix plus descriptive names help separate them. The main ambiguities are bb_get_file vs bb_raw_file, which both read file content, and the several diff tools, but their parameter scopes and descriptions are usually enough to disambiguate.
All tools share a consistent bb_ prefix and overwhelmingly follow a verb_noun pattern such as list_repositories, create_pull_request, and delete_file. Minor deviations like bb_raw_file, bb_application_properties, and bb_detect_repo break the pattern slightly but remain understandable.
41 tools is well into the heavy range for a single MCP server, and the count is inflated by overlapping file readers, multiple diff variants, and a nonfunctional bb_search_code tool. While each tool is individually scoped, the surface is larger than an agent needs for most workflows.
The tool set covers the core developer lifecycle well: project/repo listing, branches, full pull request management with comments, diffs, commits, file read/write, build statuses, and local repo detection. Notable gaps such as repository/project update/delete, tags, and code search are present but do not block the primary Bitbucket workflows.