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Scored across 13 tools
Most tools target distinctly different resources and actions: boards, lists, cards, search, and write operations are clearly separated. The only mild overlap is between analyze_board_health and detect_bottlenecks, both assessing board workflow strain, but their descriptions clarify one is overall health and the other is list pressure ranking.
Every tool follows a lowercase verb_noun pattern: list_boards, get_card, create_card, move_card, add_comment, and so on. Even the more analytical tools like analyze_board_health and detect_bottlenecks fit the same predictable style.
Thirteen tools is within the ideal 3–15 range and every tool earns its place in a Trello-focused server. The set balances read, write, search, and analysis tools without padding or redundant duplication.
The toolset covers core workflows well: board discovery, list and card inspection, card creation/update/move/comment, archiving via update, search, and higher-level workflow analysis. Missing board/list creation and card deletion are minor gaps for a board-management assistant and can be worked around.