ainative-opencode-memory-mcp
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Scored across 5 tools
Tools are mostly distinct: store, search, recall, stats, clear each have clear roles. Some overlap exists between search_memory and recall_context, but descriptions clarify recall_context is for session-start context loading while search_memory is for arbitrary queries.
All tools share the 'opencode_' prefix and use snake_case, following a verb/object pattern. Minor deviation: 'memory_stats' is noun_noun instead of verb_memory, and 'recall_context' uses context instead of memory, but the naming is still predictable and readable.
Five tools is a well-scoped number for a memory management server, covering store, retrieve, recall, stats, and clear without unnecessary bloat.
CRUD-like coverage is solid: store (create), search/recall (read), clear (delete), and stats (count). Missing an update operation, but memory overwriting is not a standard need and the surface feels complete for the domain.