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Scored across 198 tools
Tools follow a clear resource+action pattern, so most are easy to tell apart even at 198 tools. Minor overlap exists between generic listers (get_labels vs get_team_labels, get_documents vs get_project_documents) that could occasionally cause misselection, but descriptions resolve most ambiguity.
Every tool uses the consistent verb_noun pattern with the linear_ prefix, e.g., get_issue, create_issue, update_issue, archive_issue, delete_comment, rotate_webhook_secret. Even less common verbs like rotate, mark, assign, and unarchive follow the same convention, making the naming highly predictable.
198 tools is an extreme count that far exceeds the calibration threshold of 50+. While Linear's domain is genuinely broad, the server exposes nearly every product surface including admin/OAuth, audit logs, and session management, which creates massive context overhead and selection cost for an agent.
The surface covers full CRUD/lifecycle operations for nearly every entity: projects, teams, issues, cycles, releases, initiatives, customers, documents, webhooks, and views. Comments, labels, attachments, relations, history, templates, and filters are all present, leaving very few dead ends.