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Scored across 38 tools
Tools mostly target distinct resources and actions, with clear separation between task and document operations. Some subtle overlaps exist, such as note vs append_doc on task pages and find vs docs for discovery, but the verbose descriptions generally clarify the intended use.
Document operations often use a _doc suffix (read_doc, write_doc, edit_doc), but the set mixes verb-only (tick, move, propose), noun-only (docs, folder, lists), and verb_noun (say_done, catch_up) patterns. There is no task-specific suffix, making the overall convention uneven despite being readable.
With 38 tools, the surface far exceeds the recommended 3–15 range for a well-scoped server. While the domain is broad, many task-step operations (tick, untick, reword_step, unplan, say_done, say_not_doing) could likely be consolidated, making the toolset feel heavy.
The server covers task and document lifecycles extensively, including creation, reading, editing, archiving, import/export, and workspace discovery. Intentional omissions like deletion are clearly handled by flagging tools, leaving only minor gaps such as a straightforward bulk task listing.