OmniFocus MCP Enhanced
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Scored across 25 tools
Most tools are clearly separated by resource and action, and batch variants are explicitly named. Some ambiguity remains between filter_tasks, get_tasks, and count_tasks, though their output purposes differ.
Names mostly follow verb_noun snake_case, but conventions vary: add_omnifocus_task vs add_project, add vs create, and mixed-operation manage_* tools. The pattern is recognizable but not uniform.
At 25 tools, this is at the heavy end for the domain repertoire. The count is justified by a broad OmniFocus feature set, but single/batch pairs and several manage_* tools could be consolidated.
The surface covers tasks, projects, folders, tags, perspectives, notifications, attachments, notes, review workflows, and bulk operations. There are no major missing operations for managing OmniFocus data.