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Scored across 23 tools
Most tools target a distinct memory lifecycle or guardrail function, and the detailed descriptions help separate recall from graph search, consolidation from deep gardening, and the various moat tools. A few pairs (LOAD hook vs. proactive partner's brief, sleep consolidation vs. gardener) could still be confused at first glance.
All tools share the consistent 万忆 prefix, but the second element mixes noun-style names like 错题本 and 园艺师 with verb-object names like 记录见闻 and 更新交易锚点. The naming is readable, but there is no uniform verb_noun convention across the set.
With 23 tools, this sits in the heavy range, and many tools bundle multiple subcommands, making the actual surface even larger. The count is not absurd for a comprehensive memory-and-reflection system, but it feels over-scoped for a typical MCP server.
The server covers memory writing, recall, compression, consolidation, self-checks, hooks, progress persistence, and proactive guardrails very extensively. However, there is no explicit general memory update or delete/forget tool, which leaves a notable gap in the core CRUD lifecycle for arbitrary memories.