kanbn-mcp
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Scored across 65 tools
Many tools have distinct purposes, but there are aliases (kanbn_init_board/kanbn_initialize_board, kanbn_unarchive_task/kanbn_restore_task) and overlapping concepts like kanbn_delete_board vs kanbn_remove_all vs kanbn_delete_board_file, or kanbn_task_exists vs kanbn_task_file_exists. While descriptions help, the high number of similar-sounding tools creates selection risk.
All tools share the 'kanbn_' prefix and most follow a verb_noun pattern (e.g., create_task, delete_board). Minor deviations like kanbn_boards_summary (noun_noun) and kanbn_status (single noun) exist, but the overall style is consistent and predictable.
65 tools is far beyond typical scope for a board-management server, falling into the extreme range. Many tools cover niche internals (contributor usage, orphaned task detection, reserved slugs) that could be consolidated, making the surface unnecessarily heavy and hard to navigate.
The tool set provides comprehensive coverage of board and task lifecycle: create/read/update/delete, archiving, relations, comments, sprints, search, burndown, board management, and even task-file utilities. No obvious dead ends or missing core operations for the domain.