mcp-checklist
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TDQS
Scored across 16 tools
Checklist management tools (create, item_add/remove/show/list/delete) and run tools (start/check/show/list/sign_off/status/report/delete) are clearly separated by prefix. Minor potential confusion between run_show and run_report, but their descriptions clarify different purposes (run_show is a detailed view, run_report a printable export).
All tools follow a clear verb_form pattern: license_status/activate, checklist_create/item_add/remove/show/list/delete, run_start/check/show/list/sign_off/status/report/delete. Naming is consistent, predictable, and uses actions that align with the resource lifecycle.
16 tools is well-scoped for a checklist management server covering both template lifecycle and run lifecycle. Each tool has a distinct role, with no redundancy; the count is appropriate for the domain complexity.
The server provides complete coverage: create, read, update (via item_add/remove), delete for checklists; start, check, show, list, sign-off, status change, report, delete for runs. Edge cases like abandoning runs and handling signed-off runs are addressed, leaving no obvious gaps in the workflow.