jira-mcp
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Scored across 43 tools
Most tools target a distinct resource and action, and descriptions clarify likely variants like get_sprint, get_sprint_issues, and get_sprint_view. A few close pairs exist—get_issue_types vs get_project_issue_types and update_issue vs move_issue_to_epic—but the resource scopes and descriptions make misselection unlikely.
The set mostly follows verb_noun, but it mixes get_ and list_ for collections, uses create_ for most resources but add_ for comments and worklogs, and uses search_issues versus find_users. jira_api also breaks the pattern, making the naming readable but not consistently structured.
43 tools is well beyond the 25+ threshold, and the surface includes many fine-grained getters plus a catch-all jira_api tool. While Jira is a broad domain, the large count makes agent tool selection heavier than necessary, and some variants could reasonably be consolidated.
Core Jira workflows—issues, sprints, epics, projects, comments, worklogs, and users—are well covered with appropriate create/read/update/delete operations where relevant. Minor gaps exist, such as no update_comment, no delete_sprint, or no direct add-issue-to-sprint tool, but jira_api and update_issue provide usable workarounds.