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Scored across 205 tools
Namespace prefixes help distinguish tools, but overlapping concepts across namespaces — e.g., 'task'/'todo' appears in items-, cmmn-, and tasks- with different semantics, and multiple sentry-evaluation tools (cmmn-check_sentry_condition, cmmn-evaluate_sentry, cmmn-mark_sentry_satisfied) require careful reading. Detailed descriptions mitigate this, but the volume of 205 tools makes selection error-prone.
Tool names consistently follow a `namespace-verb_noun` pattern with snake_case, which is highly predictable. Minor deviations exist: `meta-desire_paths` and `meta-tool_stats` are noun phrases, `calendar-get_or_create` uses a compound verb, and `models-delete_definition` is an alias of `models-remove_definition`. These are small exceptions in a largely uniform convention.
With 205 tools across 20+ namespaces, this is an extremely large surface for any MCP server. Even though the domain is broad, the sheer number overwhelms agents and violates the typical well-scoped server expectation. Many tools could be consolidated or exposed lazily.
The tool set provides CRUD and lifecycle coverage for nearly all entities in the domain: cases, items, models, clients, invoices, users, workspaces, worktrees, and more. Minor gaps exist — e.g., no direct message delete (only archive), no calendar event management, and documentation entries lack an update operation — but agents can work around these.