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Scored across 10 tools
Most tools are distinct (create, list, get, move, audit), but update_subtask, add_subtask, and set_task_fields overlap in scope—all modify task structure or fields, and their boundaries are unclear without descriptions. append_log is also ambiguous: it could be a task update or a separate logging feature.
Tool names mostly follow a verb_noun pattern (create_task, list_tasks, get_task, move_task, audit_boards). However, set_task_fields and append_log break the pattern slightly, and update_subtask vs add_subtask are consistent but less specific than the main task verbs.
10 tools is a reasonable size for a task management server, covering core operations without bloat. The count feels appropriate, though a few tools could potentially be consolidated.
The surface covers task creation, retrieval, listing, moving, subtask management, and board auditing, but lacks obvious operations like update_task, delete_task, or complete_task. The presence of set_task_fields and append_log suggests some update capability, but the absence of a clear delete/archive operation is a notable gap.