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Scored across 30 tools
Most tools target distinct resources and actions, but the comment-related trio (gitlab_mr_comment, gitlab_mr_comment_on_line, gitlab_mr_reply) and the pipeline listings (gitlab_mr_pipelines, gitlab_project_pipelines, gitlab_pipeline_jobs) require careful reading to avoid misselection. Descriptions do a good job of clarifying boundaries, so confusion is limited but not absent.
All names use snake_case with a uniform gitlab_ prefix, and most follow a resource_action pattern. Minor deviations exist: some list tools include an explicit verb (gitlab_labels_list, gitlab_branches_list), while others omit it (gitlab_project_issues, gitlab_project_members, gitlab_mr_discussions), and a few names are phrase-like (gitlab_whoami, gitlab_raw_api).
30 tools is heavy for a server whose primary focus is merge request workflows. Many auxiliary read-only list/get tools (e.g., project issues, members, pipelines, commits, tags, group projects) add bulk that could be consolidated or handled via the provided raw API escape hatch.
The core merge request lifecycle — list, get, changes, create, update, comment, line comment, reply, resolve, discussions, versions, pipelines, and merge — is well-covered. Gaps remain for common write operations outside MRs (issue creation/update, branch creation, file/commit writes), though the raw API tool provides a workaround.