OpenProject CE MCP
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Scored across 147 tools
Descriptions are unusually detailed and explicitly cross-reference each other, which rescues many boundaries. However, there is genuine overlap in the work-package listing family (list_work_packages, search_work_packages, list_my_open_work_packages, execute_query, get_work_packages) and in paired tools like create_time_entry vs create_time_entry_until and list_work_package_relations vs list_relations. An agent can usually pick correctly after reading, but misselection is easy without the docstrings.
Names overwhelmingly follow a snake_case verb_noun pattern (list_/get_/create_/update_/delete_ + resource), consistently across projects, work packages, meetings, memberships, etc. A few outliers exist (execute_query, toggle_activity_emoji_reaction, get_project_work_package_context, bulk_* prefixes), but they are readable and follow their own sub-convention.
147 tools is far beyond any reasonable surface for an agent-facing MCP server; the rules mark 50+ as an extreme mismatch. While the domain (a full project-management suite) is broad, this count imposes heavy context cost and makes tool selection error-prone even with excellent descriptions.
Coverage is very broad: full CRUD for projects, work packages, relations, time entries, versions, memberships, meetings/series/agenda/outcomes, boards, grids, news, and many read-only integrations, with upstream limitations (wiki body text, posts, cost entries, statuses/types) clearly explained. Minor gaps remain—notably no create/delete for documents, and write operations for sprints/backlog buckets are absent—but they are narrow.