tasks-mcp
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Scored across 21 tools
Most tools map to a distinct resource+action: task CRUD, ready/planning views, roadmap, schedule, prerequisites, and blockers all have clear purposes. The main ambiguity is amend_task vs edit_task, since amend_task is largely a restricted subset of edit_task, though the descriptions explicitly call out when to use each.
The majority of tools follow a verb_noun pattern like add_task, edit_task, get_task, and list_tasks, but several commands are bare nouns or verbs: roadmap, schedule, prereqs, blockers, and sync. The names are still readable and consistently lowercase snake_case, but the convention is mixed.
At 21 tools, this server sits in the heavy band. Many read views are individually useful, but amend_task is redundant with edit_task, and several list/dependency tools overlap enough that the surface feels larger than necessary.
The task lifecycle is well covered with add, get, edit, start, close, delete, and trail operations, and the planning/read views are strong. However, roadmap targets have no update or delete path, so once a target is created its title, brief, and dependencies cannot be changed through the tool surface.