codex-omnifocus-mcp
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Scored across 21 tools
Most tools have distinct purposes, with clear descriptions that guide selection (e.g., get_custom_perspective_tasks vs get_tasks_by_tag). However, the large number of retrieval tools (filter_tasks, query_omnifocus, dump_database, multiple get_*) may cause occasional confusion despite differentiating texts.
Predominantly verb_noun snake_case pattern is used (e.g., add_project, filter_tasks, list_tags). Minor inconsistencies exist: 'add_omnifocus_task' vs 'add_project' (one includes product name), 'create_tag' vs 'add_project' (different verbs), and 'edit_item'/'move_task' are slightly vague but acceptable.
21 tools is well-scoped for an OmniFocus integration, covering creation, retrieval, modification, and deletion across tasks, projects, tags, and perspectives. Each tool serves a clear purpose without feeling excessive.
Tool surface covers most core workflows: CRUD for tasks/projects, batch operations, diverse retrieval, and attachment reading. However, tag management is incomplete – only create_tag and list_tags exist, lacking update or delete operations, which is a notable gap.