bitbucket-mcp
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TDQS
Scored across 74 tools
Most tools target a clear resource+action pair, and plural/singular naming separates collections from single items. The main ambiguities are create_draft_pull_request duplicating create_pull_request's draft parameter, and submit_pull_request_batch_review overlapping with approve/request_changes/add_comment, but detailed descriptions mostly resolve these.
Names are consistently snake_case with verb-first ordering, but the list/get convention is inconsistent: list_repositories and list_issues coexist with get_pull_requests, get_issue_comments, and get_repository_tags for collections. There is also mixed add_ vs create_ for comments/tasks and the awkward unrequest_changes_pull_request.
74 tools is an extreme surface for a single MCP server, exceeding the 50+ threshold. Many tools are read-only admin/list operations that add bulk without earning interaction value for common workflows.
The PR subdomain is well covered with lifecycle, comments, tasks, diffs, and review workflows, but the broader Bitbucket domain has major gaps: no repository create/delete, no branch or file write operations, no issue deletion, and pipeline variables/schedules, deployments, branch restrictions, and permissions are read-only. These gaps will cause agent failures when a task requires management actions beyond pull request review.