forgespec-mcp
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TDQS
Scored across 30 tools
Many tools share the tb_ prefix and cover overlapping task/status surfaces (tb_status, tb_batch_status, tb_query, tb_unblocked, tb_get), but descriptions generally carve out distinct purposes: current board status, batch recovery summaries, direct-v1 snapshots, ready work lists, and individual task detail. The authority and recovery tools are also distinguishable, though the high number of task-query variants still leaves real room for mis-selection.
The set consistently uses snake_case domain prefixes (tb_, file_, sdd_, forgespec_), which helps, but the action structure is mixed. Some names are verb+object, while others are bare states or nouns like tb_status, tb_heartbeat, and tb_unblocked, making the surface less predictable than a uniform verb_noun pattern.
At 30 tools, this server is past the 25-tool threshold and packing several separate concerns—task boards, file reservations, SDD contracts, authority grants, audit, health, and capabilities—into one surface. Each tool may serve a purpose, but the aggregate surface feels heavy and harder to navigate for an agent.
The main workflows appear broadly covered: task boards have create/add/update/status/dependency/claim/recovery support; SDD docs have validate/save/get/list/history; and file reservations have reserve/release/renew. Minor gaps, like no explicit board archive/delete or no direct reservation listing, may be intentional for audit-oriented design and agents can work around them.