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    Scored across 78 tools

    Disambiguation3/5

    Most tools are scoped by resource and action, but several pairs overlap enough to cause misselection: project_get vs project_resolve, auth vs user_me, mr_cancel vs mr_close, and issue_close vs issue_edit with status CLOSED. Descriptions help clarify some cases, but the boundaries are not consistently crisp.

    Naming Consistency4/5

    All tools use snake_case with the gitflic_ prefix, and most follow a predictable resource_action pattern such as gitflic_mr_create or gitflic_issue_comment. Minor deviations like gitflic_auth, gitflic_user_me, gitflic_project_list_my, and gitflic_mr_by_commit keep it from being fully consistent.

    Tool Count2/5

    With 78 tools, the surface is far larger than the recommended 3-15 range and is heavy for an agent to navigate reliably. The domain is broad and the tools are grouped by resource, but many CRUD/auth variants could be consolidated or exposed more selectively.

    Completeness4/5

    Coverage is strong across projects, merge requests, issues, comments, branches, tags, releases, commits, webhooks, users, and authentication. Some expected lifecycle operations are missing or partial, such as project delete, tag delete, webhook edit, and MR reviewer assignment, but most core workflows are supported.

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