Achromat Machine Operational Memory

With only one tool there is no cross-tool overlap, so misselection is impossible. However, the name 'achromat_recall' implies semantic recall while the description says it ignores all input and returns static featured samples, which creates internal ambiguity about what the tool actually does.

The single tool uses a clear snake_case verb_noun form with a product prefix, which is readable and conventional. No inconsistency is possible with one tool, but there is also no demonstrated pattern across the surface.

One tool is far too thin for an 'operational memory' server, and it is explicitly a non-functional sandbox preview that ignores its arguments. The real capability lives in a separate npm-installed server, leaving this endpoint as a stub.

The domain (memory recall/store/calibration) is essentially uncovered: no real search, no write/update/delete, no calibration, and no live execution path. Users must install another server to get any actual functionality, so agents will hit a dead end.